John Watson competed in 152 Formula One races over 10 years. He won five times, including the 1981 British Grand Prix for McLaren, and scored 169 career points. After leaving the sport in 1985, Watson has forged a successful media career, and today he writes for MailOnline. Following the fall-out from the Monaco Grand Prix, Watson assesses the fractious relationship beetween Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg, and asks whether Mercedes could have handled the situation in a better fashion. If you go back to qualifying, I can understand why Lewis Hamilton was upset because he did not do anything wrong and he got caught up in Nico Rosberg’s incident which, in my opinion, was not pre-meditated. That said, it did work advantageously for Rosberg.
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Hamilton had every right to be upset with Rosberg after qualifying
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But his attitude didn't help anybody, let alone himself
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Rosberg has looked upset this season after Niki Lauda praised Hamilton
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Pair are acting like pre-pubescent girls on the playground
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Toto Wolff must show responsibility and control them
He shouldn’t have done that, and suddenly, all those resentments from @placeholder build into big issues.