Lewis Hamilton could not even bring himself to look at Nico Rosberg, the winner of the Monaco Grand Prix. Neither put his arm around the other’s shoulder for the podium pictures. They then travelled back to the paddock press conference in separate minibuses. They sat on the dais side by side without so much as a glance at each other. The two World Championship contenders are not talking in private or public. Rosberg winked at his manager, Georg Nolte. A smile constantly played across his lips. Hamilton, by contrast, glowered from under the long, straight brim of his Mercedes cap. He answered enquiries in a downbeat manner.
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Nico Rosberg leads from pole to finish ahead of Lewis Hamilton
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British driver unhappy at Rosberg's pole and team's strategy on Sunday
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Rosberg regains lead from Hamilton in driver's standings
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Red Bull's Daniel Ricciardo finishes in third place
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Sebastian Vettel forced to retire early on 100th appearance for Red Bull
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Jules Bianchi finishes ninth to score Marussia's first ever points
Agonising: It was a long day for @placeholder, who was still upset over what happened in qualifying