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Jordan warns Hamilton to cool off

Former F1 team boss Eddie Jordan has warned Lewis Hamilton to cool off in his row with McLaren team mate Fernando Alonso as it may backfire on him.

"It's magic what is happening, but Lewis has to be very careful he doesn't get too political," Jordan told BBC Sport. "He has to be careful he doesn't say too much that ostracises him or puts him in a position where Ron Dennis has to make a choice."

Jordan warned Hamilton to realise that it has been Alonso's input to the McLaren team that has helped them both enjoy a winning car this season. 

"I believe McLaren is giving him a car that's good enough because of what Alonso has brought to the team," Jordan added. "Alonso does feel ostracised. He feels all the team, initially anyway, was going Hamilton's way when he was the big story."

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