Lauda and Wolff disagree with Brawn

And things are not in the Mercedes in place after the Malaysian Grand Prix

German duo in a Mercedes, Toto Wolff and Niki Lauda have expressed their opinion after Ross Brawn team orders to ban Rosberg to overtake team-mate and finds himself on the podium.

Rosberg was asked several times over the team radio to allow him to overtake Hamilton as the Briton was in fuel saving mode and was much slower than the Germans, but Brawn kept repeating: "No, no and no."

After the race, the podium, Hamilton admitted that he was embarrassed by the third place, while Rosberg on the radio after the race the team said: "Remember this."

Developments in the Mercedes at the Malaysian Grand Prix have not gone unnoticed by new shareholders Mercedes, Niki Lauda and Toto Wolff, who expressed dissatisfaction after the race.

"On the sporting side, it was wrong"; Lauda told RTL. "You have to let it overtake Rosberg Hamilton. If this is the strategy that will be used in the rest of the season, we'll have to talk with Ross about it."

"With hand when exercising, that's not what we wanted to see," said Wolff.

Brawn, who is believed to have compromised its position by the new shareholders Laude and Wolff, as well as Paddy Lowe who is to come into the team, he tried to defend his command to keep Rosberg behind Hamilton because he was into fashion to save fuel, but Rosberg denied this.

"I did not have to keep the fuel. Was all right.'ll Sit and talk with the brawn of this, whether it was the right decision and the right":

Rosberg is also a cancer that had enough fuel and tires are good enough, and that he could try to get Red Bull drivers. Auto Motor und Sport quoted the champion of 1996. The Damon Hill.

"Even if you did not have enough time to catch them, they would have failed to bring them into that position to destroy their tires a little faster," said Hill.

Rosberg said: "I do not know if I got Red Bull, but I felt great in the car at the time. Felt great, and I wish I could see what I could do." Justifying their anger over the radio, Rosberg said: "I have tried several times to reason with them, and to rethink sovjoj decision."

Rosberg is also referred to the statements of others. Helmut Marko who said after the race that, unlike Red Bull, Mercedes has correctly defined the "first and second driver."

"I can not imagine how this" episode "left a different impression on people, but I'm sure that any chance I was ahead of Hamilton that the decision would be the same."