Alex Albon says he w♑ill not change his approach when racing wheel-to-wheel with Formula 1 world cham♌pion Lewis Hamilton in the future, following their collision during the Austrian Grand Prix.

Hamilton was penalised for the second time in three races for a clash with the Red Bull driver when Albon attempted a bold around-the-outside pass on the reigning world champion for second place in the closing stages of last weekend’s F1 season-opener 𒁏in Austria.

The pair also came together lꦗate on during last year’s Brazilian Grand Prix and on both occasions Hamilton to꧒ok Albon out of contention for a podium and was subsequently punished.

Speaking ahead of this weekend’s se🐭cond consecutive race at the Red Bull Ring - the Styrian Grand Prix - Albon revealed he has no plans to change his approach to racing Hamilton.

Asked if he will change his approach, Albon replie🅘d: “No, not at all.

“It is ju🌞st bad circumstances that we have come togജether twice.”

Hamilton insisted there is “no bad blood” between himself and Albon. Albon said he has not discusse꧑d the clash with Hamilton in person or via text since the incident occurred.

“We didn't talk afterwards, there wasn't really anything to say,”🐼 he said.

“It is what it ꩲis, but I am sure Lewis did not intend to make contact.”

Hamilton was slapped with a five-secꦯond time penalty for causing the collision and also had two penalty points added to his superlicence, bringing his total for the current 12-month period up to seven, more than halfway towards picking up an automatic one-race ban.