All eyes will be on Mercedes at the Belgian Grand Prix as the increasingly tense rivalry between championship leader Nico Rosberg and teammate Lewis Hamilton resumes following a summer break. Tensions reached boiling point at last month's Hungarian GP, when Hamilton expressed outrage at being told to allow Rosberg through in a thrilling race. Hamilton refused team orders, invariably costing Rosberg victory, and only 11 points separate the two. 'It was a bit of a mess afterwards, after Hungary, so it's best I don't add too much,' Rosberg said Thursday at a news conference. 'Now we're moving forward but of course I've learnt various things from that race which I will try to adapt to in the...
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