Those incidents of Rosbergs were of consequence but not isolated. All season long, Rosberg had preferred to let the car run on than lock up when he has out braked himself. With so much run off these days, he is well aware that there is a get out of jail free card. The one time that he did lock up hard and try to make the corner, he did so because he was attacking and the card was not available. In fact, in that incident, he ended up going straight on after being unable to get the car stopped and super flat spotted his front tyres. He ended up in front, was rightly asked to concede the position, but instead nailed it to the pits for his one mandatory stop. There is no bad intention in Rosbergs driving, other than to use every available slack in the rule book to get him out of trouble when his driving judgement fails him. I blame the rules and the stewarding but my respect for Rosberg has waned a little as a character. That said, I've always felt he was under-rated and I'm glad he's been pitted against one of the best, so he can prove his true worth.
