Getty Images Enlarge Niki Lauda says he has no idea why Nico Rosberg attacked Lewis Hamilton so aggressively and so early in the Belgian Grand Prix after the incident which gave the Brit a puncture on lap two. Pole-sitter Rosberg was beaten off the line by Hamilton but was sizing his team-mate up for a pass on lap two, only to make contact with his left rear tyre coming into Les Combes. Hamilton sustained a puncture and pitted and never featured in the points for the rest of the race, though Rosberg recovered from the damage of the collision to finish second. Lauda, the non-executive chairman of Mercedes, does not understand what was going through Rosberg's mind and says it was...
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