Nico Rosberg wasn't exactly accepting responsibility for his collision with Lewis Hamilton at Spa, insisting it was a racing incident. The Mercedes pair's relationship took another blow at the Belgian Grand Prix on Sunday after Rosberg crashed into Hamilton on lap two, damaging his team-mate's left-rear wheel and forcing him to pit. The German, though, recovered and went on to finish second while Hamilton was forced to retire late in the race. Hamilton later claimed that Rosberg "basically said he did it on purpose" during a team meeting after the race, but Toto Wolff felt the German's comments were misinterpreted. Wolff also admitted that "it was Nico who attacked and he...
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