By John Watson 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 Hungarian Grand Prix, Watson dissects the situation at Mercedes following Lewis Hamilton’s team orders snub. Mercedes were in the worst sort of position ahead of Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix, with one driver in Nico Rosberg starting from pole position and their other driver, Lewis Hamilton, beginning the race from the pit lane.
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Hamilton decided to reject Mercedes' plea to let Nico Rosberg to pass him
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Mercedes must find a way of keeping both Hamilton and Rosberg happy
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Hamilton will improve if he gets some proper guidance, says Watson
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