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Hamilton cutting-corner did not deserve a penalty - Rosberg

 XPB Images Championship leader Nico Rosberg achieved another 'minimum requirement' race result in Mexico, finishing second to team mate Lewis Hamilton who reduced his gap with the German to 19 points. Rosberg's race a relatively straightforward affair with the exception of Max Verstappen snapping twice at his Mercedes' heels. The first attack by the Dutchman came soon after the start when the Red Bull attempted to edge out the Mercedes, and contact ensued, to the extent that Rosberg believed his car was damaged. "It was quite a big thump and I thought my car would have been falling to bits," Rosberg said. "He locked up and ran me off the road, that was definitely...
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