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Hamilton and Rosberg welcome sound of radio silence

SINGAPORE, Sept 18, 2014 (AFP) - Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg have welcomed the sound of radio silence for the final six races of their dramatic duel for the drivers' world championship. The Mercedes team-mates, who have fought an intense and sometimes acrimonious battle this year, will no longer have unrestricted radio contact with their engineering teams, following a ban on 'performance-related' radio communications by the sport's ruling body, the International Motoring Federation (FIA). "All the fans are cheering so it looks like the right way to go," said German Rosberg, who leads Hamilton by 22 points ahead of Sunday's...
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