Nico Rosberg sees no reason to change his approach to racing, despite having seen his lead at the head of the Formula 1 world championship cut to just nine points. Tyre struggles in the Monaco Grand Prix and a clash with Lewis Hamilton at the first corner in Canada, which pushed him down the order, have allowed his teammate to get firmly back into title contention. But despite the pain of seeing a 43-point lead over Hamilton after the Spanish Grand Prix cut down dramatically in two races, Rosberg thinks it important he keeps attacking. “Canada unfortunately didn't work out as planned,” he said on Tuesday. “But that's how things go when you're pushing the limits and I'm not going to...
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