Nico Rosberg had looked set to be one of the stars of the first race of the 2013 F1 season after featuring strongly in the rain-hit qualifying sessions at Albert Park in Melbourne on Saturday evening and Sunday morning.But his high hopes came to nothing when his Mercedes died on him on lap 26 of the 58-lap Australian Grand Prix in the afternoon, leaving him watching the remainder of the race from the sidelines."An electric problem finished my race," he explained, "There were some cuts and then an electrical problem. The car felt okay - everyone was sounding very positive in my ears - but apparently it wasn't so great.""We saw a drop in voltage from the battery and...
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