Damon Hill has advised fellow Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton to keep his eye on the ball, and not underestimate title rival and teammate Nico Rosberg. A year after the Mercedes driver's controversial run-in with Rosberg in Monaco, Hamilton has reportedly vowed to 'go out first at the end of qualifying' to avoid a repeat incident, Telegraph correspondent Daniel Johnson reported. Rosberg managed to end Hamilton's run of poles and wins recently in Barcelona, and another win this weekend will be a Monaco hat-trick for the German. Hill, the 1996 title winner, thinks a lack of focus might have hurt Hamilton's form in Spain. 'Nico went home (after Bahrain) and said, ‘right, I'm not...
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