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Fernando Alonso, a previous colleague and individual title holder, had marked the Briton a simpleton after a first-lap.
Impact finally Sunday’s Belgian Grand Prix.
Mercedes’ seven-times title holder Hamilton owned up to fault for the occurrence that finished his race yet told columnists he wouldn’t converse with Alpine’s Alonso after the thing the Spaniard had said about him.
Alonso had likewise pronounced over group radio, in a message broadcast to an overall TV crowd that the champ of a record 103 races “just knows how to drive and begin in the lead position).
Hamilton posted in an Instagram story a clasp of twofold best on the planet Alonso calling for regard for the “F1 family” and followed it up on Tuesday with a message to his 29 million supporters.
“Even though the weekend didn’t go the way we wanted, after an amazing break it was so good to be back at work. I love my job, my team, and I loved the energy at Spa,” he said on Instagram.
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“Thank you to the team for all the hard work and thank you to the fans that came out to show love, I appreciate you.”
The words were joined by a photograph of a marked cap with “To Fernando” on it.
Hamilton and Alonso were McLaren partners in a turbulent 2007 season, the Briton’s presentation year, where both wound up level on focuses and passed up the title by a solitary highlight Ferrari’s Kimi Raikkonen.
Hamilton then, at that point, brought home his most memorable championship with McLaren in 2008, with Alonso back at Renault.
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