Lewis Hamilton has revealed he held a conversation of pure respect with Nico Rosberg in the Monaco paddock a week after their Spanish GP collision.While Rosberg refused to divulge whether the pair had held talks after crashing out in Barcelona when he faced the media during a terse and spiky press conference, the F1 world champion disclosed during his press briefing that the pair held amicable and respectful talks on Wednesday.We stood and spoke to each other today and there are no problems, Hamilton said. In the past there would have been tension but now it was pure respect. I said l still have respect for you and he said the same. I guess we are just getting old!While the detail of the incident continues to divide opinion within the paddock, Hamilton says there was no need for the two Mercedes drivers to discuss the incident in depth.We know what happened and we know how we felt, he said. All you need to know is that the respect is still there. The pair had clashed on track before in their time as team-mates, most famously at the 2014 Belgian GP, but the Barcelona collision was the first time they had taken each other out of a race.Stewards ruled neither driver warranted punishment for the crash and Hamilton acknowledged there were likely to be further incidents in the future - although is mindful of the fact that the outcome cannot be so damaging for the team again. When is the Monaco GP on Sky? F1s showpiece race is live only on Sky Sports F1 this weekend It was a racing incident and there will be many close racing incidents like that, he told Sky Sports News HQ. There will be many racing incidents throughout our racing career together - particularly when you are fighting that close.Im not changing my approach, Nicos not changing his, so we are going to just keep going. Of course, we are conscious we dont want to have the same result as we did in the last one. But these things you learn from. The spectacular Barcelona crash raised fresh questions about whether Mercedes could afford to retain the sometimes combustible Hamilton-Rosberg partnership beyond this season. Although Hamilton is in the first season of a new three-year deal, Rosbergs contract is due to expire at the end of 2016.Monaco GP talking pointsBut, amid the likelihood that the German will stay on, Hamilton says he sees no need for a change to be made.Its a solid team, he told SSNHQ. Apart from the last race, its generally a very solid team. I think up until then we had done a pretty awesome job with the team considering the circumstances of being so tense. So theres no reason to have to change.Also See:Monaco GP talking pointsWhen is Monaco on Sky F1?Get tickets to SilverstoneSky F1: Every race live in 2016Basketball Jerseys Throwback Outlet ., and Rudi Swiegers of Kipling, Sask., took sixth spot on Saturday in pairs at the NHK Trophy ISU Grand Prix figure skating competition. 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Argentina boasts Lionel Messi, Gonzalo Higuain, Sergio Aguero, Ezequiel Lavezzi and Angel Di Maria.Melbourne Victory coach Kevin Muscat sees Saturday nights much-anticipated clash against Sydney FC as an opportunity to burst the A-League leaders bubble.As far as propositions go in the A-League right now, they dont come much more daunting than playing the Sky Blues at Allianz Stadium.Graham Arnolds side is undefeated, three points clear at the top of the table and havent conceded a goal after four rounds.Muscat concedes Victory are the underdogs going into the first Big Blue of the season, but is confident his side travels to Sydney expecting success rather than hoping for it.Were going at the top of the table team who havent conceded a goal, theyre title favourites, FFA Cup favourites - you name it - but we still go there with no fear, Muscat said on Friday.I certainly feel that and the group certainly feels that.Well go across to Sydney where weve done well in terms of performances, certainly in my time.What better way to go there and burst Sydneys bubble?Muscat agreed the ladder doesnt lie as an indicator of form but believes its too early in the season to declare Arnolds side the stand out team in the competition.Theres a lot of factors you need to go into, he said.This is our third trip in (five) rounds and Sydney have left New South Wales once in four rounds.So it will work itself out in time. At this point in time theyve performed very well.Victory are riding high after their 6-1 drubbing of Wellington Phoenix last week that moved them into third spot on the ladder, five points adrift of Sydney.ddddddddddddThe only sour note was the loss of Daniel Georgievski, who is out for up to a month with a broken collarbone.Skipper Carl Valeri and German import Maxi Beister wont travel with the team, with Muscat taking a patient approach as the duo work into peak fitness.Were not in the business of taking risks so early in the season, he said.Carls got through near enough everything but at this point in time I dont see the point.Maxi wont be in the squad either. I just feel that there are players in the team that are ahead of him in terms of fitness at this point in time so we wont put him at risk.Hes improved ... hes been here just over a week now, so its still early. 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