Nico Rosberg admitted that he was delighted to have finished second in the Chinese Grand Prix after a weekend to forget for the F1 championship leader. The German qualified only fourth after spinning on his final lap in Saturday's session, and then suffered contact with Valtteri Bottas at the start of the race, but his biggest concern was a lack of telemetry data that left him driving largely in the dark as he attempted to recover from sixth at the end of lap one. “The whole weekend was really, really bad for me - it went just completely wrong in so many different respects,” he confirmed, “In the race, we had no telemetry, so there was no communication from car to pits and they had...
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