Red Bull team boss Christian Horner believes Lewis Hamilton should be asking questions of himself after he and Alexander Albon made contact for the second time in three races. Albon had tried to pass Hamilton to claim second in the Austrian Grand Prix, but the pair tangled and Albon spun, dropping him to the rear of the field in what is an almost identical incident to Brazil last year – Hamilton was handed a five-second time penalty for both clashes. Whilst Hamilton accepted blame and apologised to Albon in Brazil, he doesn't feel as though he deserved a penalty in Austria, calling it a ‘racing incident' – Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff called the penalty 'harsh' – but Horner...
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