Nico Rosberg admitted that he would have to wait and see how much of an advantage he held over the rest of the F1 field after the opening day of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. The German defied a gearbox change in the morning session to post the fastest time in both FP1 and FP2, but insisted that it had not been an easy day. “I'm not that happy as the car was a bit all over the place still but, in the end, I got the laps in,” he reflected, “[The hydraulic issue] was a bit of a nuisance, especially to lose some running, but the team did a great job to turn the car round and get me out again. They completely dissected the car, took the rear end away, put a new one on and got me...
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