Mercedes team rider Nico Rosberg escaped punishment for the incident with Lewis Hamilton (McLaren) and Fernando Alonso (Ferrari). The superintendent and director of the race after the race that the investigation stated that the motion to the right that made the son of former F1 driver Keke Rosberg, who also holds the 1982 world champion is not one to defend its position.
Events precisely, on lap 11 Hamilton entered the track after a pitstop I and tried to seize the position of Nico. Remove the third bend ahead into the fourth corner, Hamilton is already close to Nico suddenly pushed to the right until the right tires went off the track, although it may precede it.
The situation experienced by Alonso on lap 11. Ferrari was also encouraged by Nico to the right, but he failed to pass him.
After the race the race watchdog (stewards of the meeting) called Nico and team representatives to see details of events. The supervisory judge Nico moved to the position of constantly defending his position on the track straight and regular. Nico moved to the right when Hamilton was not with him.
The watchdog added that Hamilton hit by a car just how significant the effect of Nico as his vehicle (Hamilton) still remains within the bounds of the track, then the action is not considered one of Nico.
Alonso on the same grounds, the Spanish rider looked annoyed and said, "I can only tell if the run-off area is quite wide and there are walls, I'm not sure I can be here to talk about it."
