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Mercedes revises rules of engagement after Abu Dhabi fallout

The Mercedes F1 team plans to revise the rules of engagement for its drivers after Lewis Hamilton's actions in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix revealed "blank spots". Hamilton backed up then teammate Nico Rosberg in an unsuccessful attempt to overhaul him in the title battle, ignoring instructions to up his pace to protect the race win for the team in the process. Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff said after the race that Hamilton's tactics had set a precent Mercedes would have to consider for the future. Meanwhile, Valtteri Bottas said earlier this month that he is anticipating 'strict rules' over how he should work with new teammate Hamilton. When asked about whether the rules of...
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