By Jonathan McEvoy Nico Rosberg has fuelled the debate over Lewis Hamilton’s failure to follow team orders during Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix by saying his rival’s behaviour was ‘not good’. Rosberg, the world championship leader, is not the most outspoken driver so his careful criticism of Hamilton is noteworthy. Speaking as the debate over the rights and wrongs of the incident widened, Rosberg said: ‘Lewis didn’t let me by although he was ordered to, so that’s obviously not good, and we need to discuss that internally.’ VIDEO Scroll down to watch Nico Rosberg discuss disappointing Hungarian GP result Holding station: Lewis Hamilton ignored a team order from the pit wall to let Nico Rosberg through in Hungary
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Lewis Hamilton controversially defied team orders in Hungary race
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The Briton didn't let title rival Rosberg through despite order from Mercedes
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Hamilton said he was 'very shocked' with instruction from Mercedes pit wall
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Rosberg still leads Hamilton in F1 championship ahead of summer break
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