READ MORE: Lewis Hamilton says he 'won't miss' Mercedes car after startling Belgian GP pace deficitOn commentary, Sky Sports F1's Martin Brundle also felt Hamilton was at fault, although the seven-time world champion escaped a penalty, which could have included a grid drop for the next race in the Netherlands next weekend.Meanwhile, fans on social media were divided over the incident, with one tweeting: "100% Hamilton at fault, can’t believe people think otherwise."A second added: "Hamilton's fault.
Alonso's comments on the other hand - ridiculous" while a third said: "So poor from @LewisHamilton. Why pinch him, was ahead.
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