Nico Rosberg says he can take satisfaction from claiming pole position for the German Grand Prix in tricky circumstances after a technical problem consigned him to just one last gasp effort. Though quickest in all three practice sessions, Rosberg came into the pole-deciding Q3 session having been out-paced by Lewis Hamilton in Q1 and Q2, only to be hindered further when his Mercedes W07 developed an 'electronic error' on his first flying lap. RESULTS: German Grand Prix – Qualifying results Forced to abort to allow Mercedes to fix it, Rosberg was sent out for two-lap final run but would only need the first one to set a time good enough to rebuff Hamilton's response. “It was a great...
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