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Toto Wolff has defended Lewis Hamilton after the seven-time champion called for mechanics to retire his car during the Spanish Grand Prix. The Mercedes star asked to stop during Sunday's race after lap one contact with the Haas of Kevin Magnussen.

The impact left Hamilton with a front left puncture and around 30 seconds behind the nearest car. He asked his team to consider retiring the car to save the engine but was encouraged to continue after he was told he could still earn points.

Hamilton embarked on a heroic comeback drive and could have secured fourth but for a late mechanical scare on both Mercedes. Team principal Toto Wolff said: "It was like saying 'I can't believe this is happening to me'."

The Austrian also hit back at critics who have argued Hamilton's message shows he has lost the fight needed to compete on the grid.

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