Sutton Images Enlarge Mercedes non-executive chairman Niki Lauda says Lewis Hamilton is the more naturally talented driver at his team, but that tension with Nico Rosberg has now ratcheted up a level after the Monaco Grand Prix weekend. Rosberg beat Hamilton to victory in Monaco, but only after a controversial moment in qualifying when Hamilton's final attempt at pole was ruined when he caused yellow flags by sliding down the exit road at Mirabeau. Hamilton was on a quicker lap at the time, but by securing pole position Rosberg went a long way to ensuring victory on Sunday. Lauda thinks Hamilton is the more naturally talented of the two but that Rosberg is working in different ways to get...
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