Nico Rosberg did not celebrate with his usual exuberance after claiming pole Sutton Images Enlarge Nico Rosberg says pole position would have meant more to him in Hungary if he had been able to go head-to-head with team-mate Lewis Hamilton, whose fire in Q1 ruled him out of the session. After Hamilton's early misfortune pole looked like Rosberg's to lose and so it proved, comfortably finishing half a second quicker than Sebastian Vettel in a rather chaotic final session of qualifying. Despite securing his fifth pole position in the last six races Rosberg says the absence of title rival Hamilton in Q3 limits the enjoyment he took from it. "I would prefer to be out there battling with...
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