Lewis Hamilton revealed Monday that he may not be able to trust his Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg in their future on-track duels for the drivers' world title.
The 29-year-old Briton Cheap Rasmus Andersson Jersey , who was forced to retire from Sunday's Belgian Grand Prix after suffering a puncture when Rosberg drove into him on the -second lap, said he was uncertain how to approach the next race, the Italian Grand Prix at Monza on September 7.
He had claimed that Rosberg admitted he had deliberately hit him "to make a point" in their collision, but the German Cheap Brandon Bollig Jersey , who now leads the title race by 29 points, said it was only a racing incident.
"Well, when you're out there you have to trust the people to think with their heads and don't do things deliberately," said Hamilton. "I don't really know how to approach the next race Cheap Alex Chiasson Jersey , but all I know is that I've got to push, I've got a long way to come back from it."
Hamilton and Rosberg have been involved in a series of -incidents this season, but none raised the stakes as high, or so dramatically Cheap Troy Brouwer Jersey , as Rosberg's decision to hold his line and allow his front wing to clip Hamilton's left rear tire.
Hamilton said, "It's interesting because we had that meeting on Thursday and Nico expressed how angry he was [about the Hungarian Grand Prix, where Hamilton ignored a team request to allow him to pass].
"He expressed how angry he was and he literally sat there and said how angry he was at Toto and Paddy.
"But I thought we should be good after that ... And then this result? It's interesting ..."