Nico Rosberg was forced to settle for second on the grid for the Brazilian Grand Prix despite feeling he did a good lap during qualifying on Saturday. The Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula One Team racer was beaten to top spot by team-mate Lewis Hamilton by just 0.102 seconds as the dominant German team secured their nineteenth pole position of a remarkable 2016 season. Rosberg can win the championship with victory at the Autódromo José Carlos Pace on Sunday, and he feels this is achievable despite seeing his title rival Hamilton take his sixtieth career pole position. “That was a pretty intense qualifying out there today,” said Rosberg. “I was able to improve my times from lap to lap...
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