Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg emerged from F1's summer slumber disagreeing about how to tackle their rivalry over the remaining eight races of 2014. Before the holidays began, the title-battling teammates' tenuous relationship was stretched even thinner when Hamilton refused to obey a team order in Hungary. Championship leader Rosberg, probably referring not only to Hamilton's refusal but also Mercedes' reaction, admitted on Thursday that the Budapest situation had been a "mess". The German was saying little more than that. Filling in the blanks, Hamilton told reporters: "He (Rosberg) has asked the team to sit down. "He wants to discuss it. I on the other hand think...
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