Mercedes bosses Toto Wolff and Niki Lauda have labelled the clash between team-mates Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg as “unacceptable” as the title race took another twist at the Belgian Grand Prix. Rosberg clipped the left rear tyre of Hamilton while challenging for the lead on lap two at Les Combes, which resulted in a puncture for the Brit sending him to the rear of the field. As a result, Hamilton was unable to recover from the collision and retired from the race, while Rosberg went on to finish second behind race winner Red Bull’s Daniel Ricciardo. The incident is the first time the team-mates have collided and has been met by a strong stance from both Wolff and Lauda with the...
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