Nico Rosberg was looking for answers in Hungary on Saturday after being outqualified by Formula One world champion team mate Lewis Hamilton for the ninth time in 10 races. Rosberg was the qualifying king last year – winning the inaugural pole position trophy with 11 poles to Hamilton's seven. The table has been overturned in spectacular fashion this season with Hamilton set to clinch that prize at the next race in Belgium given that he has nine poles to Rosberg's one with only nine races left. 'Part of it is that I worked on my racing to improve that and that's been… it's definitely been better, so I'm pleased with that,' Rosberg, who won only five races in 2014 to Hamilton's...
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