Nico Rosberg says his starts are proving a "weakness" that he must rapidly address as he seeks to counter Mercedes team mate Lewis Hamilton's run of four straight wins and regain the lead of the 2014 world championship.A poor getaway in Barcelona meant Rosberg was unable to challenge Hamilton for the lead, despite a 730-metre run from the start line to Turn 1, the longest of the season.Speaking to his team's website, the German pinpointed that moment as a key part of Hamilton's eventual 0.6s victory, and admits his starts are a growing concern, particularly as he would change little else in terms of his approach to a Grand Prix weekend."The start, unfortunately, was...
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