Was Magnussen's role as Hulkenberg's helper in Saudi Arabian GP unsportsmanlike?
OPINION: Kevin Magnussen played the ultimate team game in the Formula 1 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as he held back the chasing pack by whatever means necessary to allow his Haas team-mate Nico Hulkenberg to pit and the opportunity to score a world championship point. But was the strategy beyond the line of acceptability?
Magnussen put up an aggressive defence to hold back Tsunoda
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