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Hakkinen expects Mercedes to come back: 'Weren't so bad in Austria'

Although Mercedes seemed to be at a great distance from Red Bull Racing after the Austrian Grand Prix, Toto Wolff revealed fairly soon after the race that that distance is a distortion of the situation, due to Lewis Hamilton's injury. Mika Hakkinen thinks so too, he explains in his column at Unibet. "I agree with Wolff that the situation at Mercedes is not as bad as it seemed in Austria. Lewis Hamilton would probably have finished second if the underside of his car had not been damaged on lap 30". Hakkinen can understand why the seven-time world champion lost so much speed in the race. Read more Former F1 driver Reutemann in critical condition on intensive care Hakkinen sees new...
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