Why are Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton so dominant?

Because they drive the dominant car. Why is the Mercedes the dominant car? Because it has the dominant engine right now. Additionally, Mercedes has a very good overall package that has proven that it is light on tire wear and very stable on braking. read more

Rosberg and Hamilton are over 60 points clear of their closest rival, Kimi Raikkonen and 131 points ahead of Ferrari in the constructors’ championship. The bliss of driving such a superior car is plain but so is the pressure bearing down on Rosberg. read more

Lewis Hamilton's Italian Grand Prix was inevitably defined by his poor getaway from pole, but after that he was powerless to catch Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg. Adam Cooper examines why. A bad start for Hamilton shook things up at Monza, and added an unexpected twist to the afternoon, but it proved to only be a temporary glitch. read more