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McLaren: Twitter not sign of driver split

McLaren managing director Jonathan Neale has insisted that Lewis Hamilton's Twitter gaffe following the Japanese Grand Prix won't disrupt the team through he remainder of the F1 season.Hamilton caused a stir with a series of posts after Suzuka relating to the fact that Jenson Button had unfollowed him on the social networking site – only to then discover that his fellow Brit hadn't actually followed him in the first place.It led to talk that the Twitter posts were an indication that the relationship between the two drivers was breaking down but Neale said the pair had spoken and there was no cause for concern."Does it concern us in terms of the relationship in the team going forward...
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