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Starts206Abu Dhabi 2016 Wins23Japanese 2016 Podiums57Abu Dhabi 2016P2 Poles30Japanese 2016 Points1,594.5Abu Dhabi 201618 pts Fastest laps20Malaysian 2016

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Circuit de Monaco3 wins Albert Park Grand Prix Circuit2 wins Autódromo José Carlos Pace2 wins Red Bull Ring2 wins Shanghai International Circuit2 wins Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez1 win

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via f1chronicle.comVasseur highlights Ferrari's struggles in AzerbaijanFerrari Team Principal Fred Vasseur acknowledged the team's performance issues during the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, particularly on the long straights. Despite showing potential earlier in the season, Ferrari has only secured one podium in their last five races.

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Wed 23 Sep · 22:09 UTC

via skysports.comFerrari set Baku target as Rosberg pinpoints team's repeat flawFerrari's recent performance has been disappointing, with only one podium finish in the last five races, which has hindered their championship aspirations. Team principal Frederic Vasseur highlighted the importance of executing race weekends effectively, especially ahead of the upcoming Azerbaijan Grand Prix, where confidence and precision are crucial due to the challenging street circuit. Nico Rosberg pointed out that Ferrari's pace is competitive, but their execution during races has consistently let them down. He noted that the team's strategy and communication issues remain significant weaknesses, which have prevented them from capitalising on their potential. With the Constructors' Championship slipping further away, Ferrari faces pressure to improve their performance in the remaining races.

skysports.comWed 23 Sep · 05:08 UTC

via crash.netF1 team handed brutal 2026 “shocker” verdict by Nico RosbergNico Rosberg has expressed strong criticism of his former team, Williams, regarding their performance in the 2026 Formula 1 season, describing it as a 'shocker'. He highlighted that the team has struggled significantly, currently sitting ninth in the constructors' standings with only 11 points, attributing their woes to poor car development over the winter months. Rosberg pointed out that Williams' car is overweight, which has severely impacted their lap times. Despite having a competitive Mercedes engine, the team is facing uphill challenges. He also mentioned the difficulties faced by team principal James Vowles, whose future is now in question as the team attempts to recover from a disappointing season after a strong performance in 2025.

crash.netTue 22 Sep · 12:00 UTC

via planetf1.comNico Rosberg pinpoints Williams mistake that has haunted the team all seasonNico Rosberg has highlighted that Williams' ambition with the FW48 has backfired, resulting in an overweight car that has hindered their performance in the 2026 Formula 1 season. Despite entering the season with high hopes after a strong 2025, the team has struggled significantly, managing only 11 points in 14 races and currently sitting ninth in the Constructors' Championship. Team principal James Vowles has acknowledged that the updates planned for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix will not bring the car to the level needed to consistently score points. Rosberg pointed out that the mistakes made during the winter development phase have had lasting effects, and he believes the team must work hard to recover and improve their standing in the championship.

planetf1.comMon 21 Sep · 09:39 UTC

via crash.netNico Rosberg advises Kimi Antonelli on title challengeNico Rosberg has warned Kimi Antonelli that his own mindset could be his greatest challenge in the pursuit of the 2026 Formula 1 title. Rosberg, a former champion, shared insights based on his own experiences in the sport.

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via motorsportweek.comPaddock insider reveals Lewis Hamilton’s ‘psychological war’ on Nico RosbergOtmar Szafnauer has disclosed the psychological tactics Lewis Hamilton employed against his former Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg during their intense rivalry. Szafnauer recounted how Hamilton would hide Rosberg's football, which the German used to prepare for races, as a way to disrupt his focus and rhythm. Additionally, Szafnauer noted that Hamilton's mind games were reminiscent of those used by Michael Schumacher, who also aimed to unsettle Rosberg during their time together. Despite Hamilton's tactics, Rosberg ultimately triumphed by winning the 2016 drivers' championship before announcing his retirement from Formula 1.

motorsportweek.comSun 20 Sep · 17:45 UTC

via gpfans.comNico Rosberg reveals the Lance Stroll problem Aston Martin have with Fernando Alonso decisionNico Rosberg has pointed out a significant issue within Aston Martin's driver lineup, which features Fernando Alonso and Lance Stroll. The duo has been together for four seasons, with Alonso being the clear lead driver. However, the team is struggling this season, having only accumulated three points, which has raised concerns about their competitiveness. New team principal Adrian Newey and the switch to Honda as a power unit supplier have not yielded positive results so far, leading to calls for a revamp within the team. Despite these challenges, Rosberg believes that the current pairing of Alonso and Stroll is acceptable for the time being. He noted that while Alonso consistently outperforms Stroll, the team faces a dilemma in finding a younger driver to partner with Alonso, as Stroll's position is secure due to his father's ownership of the team. Alonso's future remains uncertain as he is out of contract at the end of the season and has expressed thoughts about retirement, particularly in light of the team's performance and new regulations in Formula 1.

gpfans.comFri 18 Sep · 20:44 UTC

via gpfans.comIsack Hadjar injury reality revealed by F1 champion after missing three racesIsack Hadjar, a driver for Red Bull, has been sidelined for three races due to a wrist injury sustained during boxing. The team has temporarily replaced him with Liam Lawson, who will partner with Max Verstappen, while Yuki Tsunoda returns to fill Lawson's previous spot. There is currently no set timeline for Hadjar's return, as the team emphasizes the importance of his full recovery before he resumes racing. Nico Rosberg highlighted the challenges of racing with a wrist injury, noting the physical demands placed on a driver's hands and wrists during high-speed maneuvers. He referenced Lance Stroll's previous experience with a similar injury, underscoring the potential pain and complications involved. Despite the setback, Red Bull remains optimistic about Hadjar's recovery and looks forward to his eventual return to the track.

gpfans.comFri 18 Sep · 16:33 UTC

via crash.netWhat caused Martin Brundle and Nico Rosberg’s latest F1 disagreementMartin Brundle and Nico Rosberg found themselves in a disagreement regarding Fernando Alonso's future with Aston Martin during the Spanish Grand Prix. This clash came just a week after they debated the blame for a collision involving Lewis Hamilton and Charles Leclerc at the Italian Grand Prix. Brundle proposed that Aston Martin should focus on rebuilding its driver line-up, suggesting a shift towards younger drivers, while Rosberg countered that Alonso continues to perform well against his teammate, Lance Stroll. Brundle's comments indicated a desire for Aston Martin to plan for the long-term, while Rosberg defended the current line-up, arguing that Alonso remains a strong competitor. The discussion highlighted differing perspectives on team strategy, with Brundle advocating for change and Rosberg supporting the existing arrangement. Both commentators acknowledged the complexities of the situation, particularly with Alonso's contract expiring at the end of the season.

crash.netFri 18 Sep · 08:00 UTC

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Nationality: German
Born: 27 Jun 1985 (41)
Birthplace: Wiesbaden, Germany
Code: ROS

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Team	Years	Best WDC
Mercedes	2010–2016	P1
Williams	2006–2009	P7

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Lewis Hamilton · Mercedes2016 2015 2014 2013
Michael Schumacher · Mercedes2012 2011 2010
Kazuki Nakajima · Williams2009 2008
Alexander Wurz · Williams2007
Mark Webber · Williams2006

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The short answers

How many F1 races has Nico Rosberg won?: Nico Rosberg has won 23 Formula 1 grands prix from 206 starts, with 57 podiums and 30 pole positions. The most recent was the 2016 Japanese Grand Prix.
How many world championships has Nico Rosberg won?: Nico Rosberg has won 1 drivers' world championship — 2016.
How old is Nico Rosberg?: Nico Rosberg was born on 27 June 1985 in Wiesbaden, Germany, and is 41.