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Toto Wolff thinks Lewis Hamilton may have over-managed his Hungarian Grand Prix win, but only because Mercedes warned its drivers to be extra cautious with tyres.While leading a comfortable one-two in the middle stint, Mercedes asked Hamilton to up the pace, to which the world champion said he was driving as fast as the tyres would allow. Mercedes was concerned his slower pace could help third-place Daniel Ricciardo get close enough to jump Nico Rosberg when he pitted.Asked if he thought Hamilton was trying to back up title rival and teammate Rosberg, Wolff said: Im sure he didnt want to back him up. All weekend we were discussing with them that they need to be very cautious on the tyres ... We didnt have any experience on those tyres, so he over-managed it probably.He had everything under control, he knew that Nico was behind him and didnt realise that the [traffic] train was approaching fast and that there was a different strategy behind him, so I guess he didnt have the complete picture and for him it looked OK. Thats why he just took it easy.After Mercedes warned Hamilton it would be forced to pit Rosberg first if the pace did not improve, which would have potentially threatened his lead, his lap times improved and the pair quickly dropped the threat of Ricciardo. Wolff thinks it is easy for drivers to get tunnel-vision about their own race when in the car.These tyres need to go a long way and what he was saying on the radio was that he was driving to the best of my abilities -- that doesnt mean Im driving as fast as I can and I think we needed to make it clear to him that we were running into a problem.Sometimes as a driver you must not forget you are sitting in the car out there, you are managing the pace. You dont see what is standing out around you, you just need to trust the pit wall and I guess at that particular moment we needed to make the message come across and this is what we did.We said, and the seriousness of the message was, you can either say that we are going to reverse the cars like we did in Monaco if you dont pick up the pace, or, we might pit Nico earlier and I think that message was what he needed. What he needed to understand was that the pace needed to be picked up.When Hamilton was asked if he felt worried Mercedes would switch his strategy he said: In my mind it wasnt going to be changing. I wasnt backing Nico up, and if he was quick enough he could have closed the gap if hed wanted to. Im sure after that I was able to pick up my pace and after that he was never a threat.With the tyres, its like having ￡100 and spending it over the race distance. I just tried to spend it as wisely as I knew. If I had pushed a little bit more at the end, maybe I wouldnt have got to the end the way I needed to. I felt like it was pretty perfectly managed -- I didnt have any problems. Carnell Lake Youth Jersey .Y. -- Vancouver Canucks goaltender Roberto Luongo had little trouble picking up his first shutout of the season against a Buffalo Sabres team thats having trouble scoring goals. Jerome Bettis Steelers Jersey . 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ORLANDO, Fla. -- David Duval and stepson Nick Karavites shot an 11-under 61 on Saturday to take the first-round lead in the PNC Father/Son Challenge.They birdied Nos. 1, 3-7, 13-16 and 18 to open a one-stroke lead over Fred and Taylor Funk in the two-day, 20-team scramble event at Ritz-Carlton Golf Clubs Grande Lakes.To go out and have fun and hit good golf shots, make a couple putts, thats always enjoyable, but its secondary to walking around the golf course with the entire crew, said Duval, who made only one competitive start in 2016 -- missing the cut in the Sanderson Farms Championship.We just scrambled, added Karavites. If I hit a bad shot, he hit a good shot.Team Duval has been preparing for the tournament since receiving an invitation two months ago.Anyone you talk to will tell you that this is the best week of the year, Duval said. If youre fortunate enough to be asked to come play, invited to come play, you dont pass it up.The Funks got off to a fast start with birdies at Nos. 1 and 2 and an eagle at 3, where TTaylor -- a member of the University of Texas golf team -- hit a 3-wood from 265 yards to 30 feet and made the putt.dddddddddddd They added birdies at Nos. 5, 7, 10, 11, 15 and 18 for a 62.Birdie, birdie, eagle start, the elder Funk said. Thats a dream start. We played really good. I counted three really good opportunities that we missed and probably another two that we could have made.The Funks tied for second last year after a one-hole, four-team playoff won by Lanny and Tucker Wadkins.Retief and Leo Goosen, Raymond and Robert Floyd, Stewart and Connor Cink, Bernhard and Christina Langer, and Mark and Shaun OMeara were tied for third at 63.Fan favorites John and Little John Daly shot 64.It was a blast to play, Daly said. To see a 13 year old be clutch like that was great when his daddy was all over the place. It was pretty cool.The Wadkins opened with a 66. Jack and Jack Nicklaus II shot 71. ' ' '