Nico Rosberg sets before Japanese Grand Prix in Asia vacations and calorie bomb
Nico Rosberg is the chef at the Formula-1 drivers. Its self-developed, finished with eggplant and tomato pizza is an integral part in the diet of the Mercedes drivers. Since then, the pinnacle of motor sport has imposed strict weight rules, the pilots are forced to diet. The Rosberg pizza comes also from practically without cheese and other high-calorie delights, why it is as famous as feared in the paddock. Although it does not make you fat, but will not taste particularly good, as was to be heard again on the edge of the Grand Prix of Singapore. Sunday night also seemed to be the chef personally came to this realization. The memorable day was the 29-year-old finish off with a hearty wild berry pie. For frustration coping calories are good just yet best.
A few hours earlier Rosberg had the championship lead, which he held for nearly half a year, lost. Especially bitter was for him that he had no blame. Shortly before the start of the overloaded with complicated technology steering wheel had given up his service. A cable in the connecting rod was broken, said Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff after the race. “A mechanic told me that we use the thing since Honda-times and have never had any problems with it,” the Austrian said later about 10,000 Euro expensive hardware to be forensically examined now.
In addition to frustration and anger for the first time dug in Rosberg trains. “Sitting in the car and then realizing that it does not work, was bad, a terrible feeling. That was definitely the hardest day in the season for me. We have too many problems with reliability. We need to work as a team that was too often our weak point. ” Since then, Mercedes has returned to Formula 1 for almost five years ago as an independent team, he sits in one of the Silver Arrow cockpit. He has seen the hype surrounding the comeback of Michael Schumacher and, in the first three years to be the humiliation hardly competitive. Most recently, he has even caused a team-internal accident. But as frantic as in Singapore, one has the otherwise deliberate blond rarely seen.
For the second time after the race at Silverstone the world champion son was in this season of failures of the work conducted. His team-mate Lewis Hamilton has been caught in three races addition there were two because of technical problems botched qualifying sessions. In Montreal and Hungary the silver duo was suspended for minor problems of actually losing cars.
This Sunday evening, however, Hamilton had excellent mood. In record time he has gone from lost their connection to the overall leader in the World Cup standings. “If I can then stop racing – no problem,” he joked after his dominant lights-to-flag victory: “But the last five must necessarily work this season.” Already he has set up with seven victories in a season, a new personal best. Not even the World Champion 2008, he was so successful move. “I still feel as hunters – and that’s a good feeling,” he said with satisfaction. “The game is afoot, it comes to hunting in my head I’m not the leader of the championship are still five races left, and all I’m doing is what I did the last two races..: attack every session. “
The momentum in the Mercedes-title duel currently speaks clearly for Hamilton. Time for Rosberg to change a few things. In addition to the diet obviously also applies to race preparation. After he had made to create the time difference between Monaco and his adopted home of Japan last year and he suffered at the weekend under significant sleep problems, he remains the same, this time in Asia. Based in Singapore, it went together with his wife Vivian for diving in Thailand . “To turn”, as Rosberg known. But he does not need necessarily a functioning steering wheel.
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