Nico Rosberg would love to join in on the Esports virtual F1 action, but the 2016 world championship is stuck at home in Ibiza with no access to a simulator. Sunday evening will see the second round of F1's official Virtual Grand Prix series take place at Albert Park, with no less than six current F1 drivers and one former world champion - Jenson Button -set to join the fray. Esports: When and where to watch the action this weekend Rosberg is impressed with what he's seen so far from the world of sim racing as he told Sky Sports F1 on a video conference on Friday. "I'm so gutted because I would love to join you guys in the Esports racing," Rosberg said, speaking in confinement...
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