Mercedes driver Nico Rosberg has conceded it was his own fault he only qualified third for the F1 2015 Malaysian Grand Prix. Rosberg was left looking a bit ordinary in Q3, initially 1.2s off team-mate Lewis Hamilton and while he did improve – finishing 0.465s back – he was demoted to third when Sebastian Vettel improved. It is the first time since Austria that Rosberg has not started on the front row and he was not happy about it. “I just didn't drive well enough, so that's why I am annoyed by that. Third place is not good for tomorrow but that's the way it is,” Rosberg lamented. “It was quite interesting conditions out there because there was so much grip, it was unbelievable,...
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