Ross Brawn has affirmed that Mercedes do not have a 'number one' driver despite Nico Rosberg playing second fiddle to Lewis Hamilton in Malaysia. In the final stint of the grand prix, Hamilton has been lapping in third place with Rosberg fast approaching. The German requested permission to overtake, rightly stating that he was "much faster." Rosberg, though, was told to hold station and the team finished 3-4 with Hamilton ahead of his Mercedes team-mate. This raised questions as to whether the Brit, who joined Mercedes at the start of this season, had signed up with the guarantee that he would be the team's 'number one' driver. Brawn says that is not the case. "Of course...
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