Lewis Hamilton made a shocking revelation when he claimed that teammate Nico Rosberg had deliberately collided into him at the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday, which eventually forced the Briton to retire. In a post-race debrief at Mercedes, Hamilton said that Rosberg had admitted that caused the collision on purpose. The German too suffered because of the incident as he lost a part of his front wing that cost him some downforce. The wing was changed during his first pit stop, costing him time, which contributed him in finishing second. 'He (Rosberg) said he could have avoided it. He said 'I did it to prove a point'. He basically said I did it to prove a point,” Hamilton said. 'And you...
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