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F1: Lewis Hamilton may not trust teammate Nico Rosberg on track again

<p>Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton says he does not know how to approach the next race after Sunday's Belgian GP collision with his teammate and championship rival Nico Rosberg</p>

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Mercedes' Nico Rosberg (right) collides with teammate Lewis Hamilton during the Belgium Grand Prix in Spa on Sunday and (Inset) Lewis Hamilton. Pics/AFP

Mercedes' Nico Rosberg (right) collides with teammate Lewis Hamilton during the Belgium Grand Prix in Spa on Sunday and (Inset) Lewis Hamilton. Pics/AFP

Spa: Lewis Hamilton revealed yesterday that he may not be able to trust his Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg in their future on-track duels for the drivers' world title.

Mercedes' Nico Rosberg (right) collides with teammate Lewis Hamilton during the Belgium Grand Prix in Spa on Sunday and (Inset) Lewis Hamilton. Pics/AFP
Mercedes' Nico Rosberg (right) collides with teammate Lewis Hamilton during the Belgium Grand Prix in Spa on Sunday and (Inset) Lewis Hamilton. Pics/AFP 

Hamilton 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.

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