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Nico Rosberg will be champion barring any reliability problems - Niki Lauda

Mercedes non-executive chairman Niki Lauda believes it is now too late for Lewis Hamilton to catch Nico Rosberg barring any reliability troubles for the German. Hamilton currently trails Rosberg by 33 points and although there are four races remaining and 100 points on offer, Lauda is confident Rosberg will win the championship unless he runs into similar reliability troubles that have cost Hamilton so many points this year. 'Nico is doing everything right at the moment,' said the Austrian. 'If everything is going normal, the championship could be decided in the next few races, and Lewis won't be able to catch Nico any more. This is perfectly clear to me.' Rosberg could finish second...
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