Lewis Hamilton had admitted that, despite being a Mercedes man, he wouldn't want his team-mate to keep the F1 world title at Brackley. Speaking on the Graham Norton Show, the Briton – who saw off a Rosberg challenge he called the 'most intense' of his career to win last year's F1 title – conceded that, although the fractious relationship that dominated the 2014 is largely healed, he would still rather someone else took his crown. “It's a difficult one,” Hamilton explained, “You are a team and the job is for both drivers to get points to win the championships. But, individually, we both want to win, so we want to beat each other. I'm supposed to say that, if I don't win, I want my...
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