article_snippet: Here we are barely 24 hours after watching one of the greatest drivers ever to turn a wheel, Lewis Hamilton, winning the Australian Grand Prix in the most advanced car ever devised, yet some people have already applied the match to the paraffin.
article_snippet: Nico Rosberg followed Lewis Hamilton home as Mercedes picked up where they left off with total domination .
article_snippet: That urge was resisted and a fine season unfolded: four drivers contested the final round.
article_snippet: Even last year, with Mercedes dominant, there were some memorable races – the best of four drivers, this time, in Bahrain, with heart-in-your-mouth, wheel-to-wheel scrapping throughout the field.
article_snippet: If the sport does need an injection of competitiveness, we look to Nico Rosberg to play Nico Rosberg part by challenging Hamilton in a way Nico Rosberg did not manage in Melbourne.
article_snippet: Last year see-sawed until Hamilton took near total command towards the end, and there is no reason to believe that Nico Rosberg may not get the better of Hamilton at some stages this year.
article_snippet: But for now we should celebrate the brilliance of Hamilton and Hamilton Mercedes machine, and stop moaning.
article_snippet: (they have missed three races – at the end of last season – and cannot miss another under the terms of they contract.)
highlights_snippet: Nico Rosberg finished second as Mercedes dominated from start to finish .
  
highlights_snippet: Mercedes pair qualified on the front row and were never challenged .
  
highlights_snippet: Sebastian Vettel finished more than 30 seconds behind Nico Rosberg .
  