Lewis Hamilton says his run-in with Max Verstappen on the opening lap of the British Grand Prix was "racing", insisting he does not need to apologise for the incident. Hamilton was handed an in-race 10-second penalty by the stewards for "causing a collision" but survived the set back to snatch the win from Ferrari's Charles Leclerc just two laps from the end of the eventful race. Christian Horner and Helmut Marko - Red Bull's top brass – came down hard on the Briton for what Horner called an "amateur and desperate mistake" when he attempted to overtake Verstappen on the inside of the high-speed Copse corner. Marko urged the FIA to suspend Hamilton whose...
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