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Bottas must 'destabilise' Hamilton - Rosberg

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Nico Rosberg has urged Valtteri Bottas to work hard to "destabilise" Lewis Hamilton in 2020.
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Nico Rosberg has urged Valtteri Bottas to work hard to "destabilise" Lewis Hamilton in 2020.

The 2016 world champion is famous for having beaten his former teammate Hamilton to the title and then quitting both Mercedes and Formula 1.

He said the "only possible way" his successor Bottas can also beat Hamilton is for the Finn to also "destabilise" the six-time world champion.

"Or at least I did not see other ways," Rosberg told France's Auto Hebdo.

"I remember realising that his (Hamilton's) defences had been broken when he started playing with Snapchat during a press conference," said the German.

"The next day, he performed poorly. It all plays a role," Rosberg added.

"It may seem insignificant, but these things can unsettle you. Speaking about Lewis, it must be understood that the more you attack him and the more aggressive you get with him, the stronger he becomes.

"Instead, it's necessary to get into his thoughts, and that is not easy. You have to plant a seed of doubt in his mind," Rosberg continued.

"Valtteri needs to always be there as a strong opponent performing with stability. He needs to become obsessive, so that Lewis feels his presence."

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Premier League Table
TeamPWDLFAGDPTS
1Liverpool28261164204479
2Manchester CityMan City27183668293957
3Leicester CityLeicester28155854282650
4Chelsea2813694739845
5Manchester UnitedMan Utd28119842301242
6Wolverhampton WanderersWolves28101264134742
7Tottenham HotspurSpurs28117104639740
8Sheffield UnitedSheff Utd27101072925440
9Burnley28115123339-638
10Arsenal2781363936337
11Everton28107113742-537
12Crystal Palace2899102532-736
13Southampton28104143551-1634
14Newcastle UnitedNewcastle2888122441-1732
15Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton28610123240-828
16West Ham UnitedWest Ham2876153549-1427
17Watford2869132743-1627
18Bournemouth2876152845-1727
19Aston Villa2774163452-1825
20Norwich CityNorwich2856172551-2621
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