Sir Lewis Hamilton is pleased his Mercedes team told him to stay out on track following his contact with Kevin Magnussen after he recovered to fifth in Barcelona. Having started the race sixth, Hamilton and Magnussen made contact with each other at Turn Four on the opening lap, and the subsequent puncture put the 37-year-old down to 19th. He told the team: “I would save the engine if I was you” given the deficit he had to the drivers in front, but Hamilton is known for giving pessimistic vibes over the radio almost in an attempt to psyche himself back into the race. READ: Max Verstappen pleased to win after ‘not nice’ incident In the end, he made a spectacular recovery to fourth...
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