Nico Rosberg is adamant he is not the No.2 driver at Mercedes this year despite being told to hold position behind Lewis Hamilton at the Malaysian Grand Prix. He was clearly quicker in the closing stages of the race three weeks ago, but due to concerns about conserving fuel he was told by team principal Ross Brawn to back off. After the race Rosberg radioed the team saying he would remember the incident for the future, but in China said he had been given reassurances that there was no hierarchy between the drivers. "[I'm] very confident that there is no No.1 and No.2," he said. "Extremely confident. But you can also answer that question yourself in a few weeks' time or...
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