Lewis Hamilton insists he is not the number one driver at Mercedes despite benefitting from team orders in Malaysia. Nico Rosberg was considerably quicker than his team-mate in the closing stages of the race but was told not to overtake Hamilton by team principal Ross Brawn. Red Bull advisor Helmut Marko said after the race that action would have to be taken against Sebastian Vettel because the team doesn't have a number one driver "like Mercedes", but Hamilton angrily denied the claims. "That is rubbish, they have a clear one and two, they always have had," Hamilton told the Daily Mirror. "And that is why they have always had the problems they have had. We don't...
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