By Jonathan McEvoy Jenson Button does not believe Mercedes can hide or manipulate the volatile relationship between their two drivers, Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton. Button, who partnered Hamilton for three years at McLaren said: 'The drivers need to sort it between themselves. We're all grown ups. It's down to you to solve it, not for the team to cover your issues. If they do that it looks too obvious.' Hamilton was angered by Rosberg's last qualifying lap in Monaco a fortnight ago, believing the German veered off the road deliberately. All smiles: Lewis Hamilton and his former McLaren team-mate Jenson Button share a joke during Thursday's pre-race press conference ahead of this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix
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Button has called on the Mercedes rivals to 'sort it between themselves'
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Hamilton angry in Monaco, believing Rosberg veered off road deliberately
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The British driver since published a tweet insisting the pair had made up
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Rosberg leads his team-mate ahead of this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix
@placeholder and/or Hamilton's manager had a hand in this public rapprochement is unclear.