Rosberg refuses to be predictable


Ferrari Formula One driver Sebastian Vettel of Germany looks into his car after the Austrian F1 Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring circuit in Spielberg, Austria, June 21, 2015. REUTERS/Valdrin Xhemaj/Pool

SPIELBERG, Austria (Reuters) - Sunday's Red Bulletin paddock magazine had declared Lewis Hamilton the Austrian Grand Prix winner even before the start but Mercedes team mate Nico Rosberg ripped up the script.

Double world champion Hamilton had seemed set for a fifth win in eight races after taking pole position and the irreverent Red Bull-owned publication was clearly taking a dig at how predictable the sport had become.

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