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JV: Rosberg was 100 per cent wrong

Jacques Villeneuve says in the 1980s no driver would have pulled a move such as what Nico Rosberg did to Lewis Hamilton in Spain, as 'they’d kill each other.' Rosberg and Hamilton clashed on the opening lap of the Spanish Grand Prix as the Mercedes team-mate fought over the lead. Rosberg had the advantage but closed the door on Hamilton leading to the Brit putting wheels, which pitched him into a spin that also took out Rosberg. And although Hamilton took the blame and apologised to Mercedes, 1997 World Champion Villeneuve says the German was '100 per cent' to blame. 'You never saw it in the ‘80s because they’d kill each other. Now the drivers think they are in a video...
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