Rosberg remembers Paris in aftermath of Brazil victory

Nico Rosberg put his success into perspective on Sunday after he sealed his place as runner-up in this year's world championship by winning the Brazilian Grand Prix.

He won the race, which was preceded by a ceremonial act of respect in memory of the victims of Friday's terror attacks in Paris, ahead of his Mercedes teammate newly-crowned three-time world champion Lewis Hamilton.

But he tempered his celebrations in the land of the samba and his first thoughts, when summarising his feelings on the winners’ podium, were of events in the French capital which left 132 dead.

"It was a great weekend for me here, of course, but everything is relative because of what happened in Paris," said Rosberg, after his fifth win of 2015 and the 13th of his career.