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Rosberg wanted Alonso as replacement

– Nico Rosberg has stated that, as a fan, he would have preferred Fernando Alonso to replace him at Mercedes, but admits the team dynamic "wouldn't work".Rosberg shocked the Formula 1 community by retiring just days after beating Lewis Hamilton to the 2016 title, opening up a coveted seat alongside the Briton.Alonso was briefly linked to the drive, before pledging his commitment to McLaren, with Valtteri Bottas ultimately making the switch from Mercedes-powered Williams.Asked by Spanish publication Marca who he wanted in the seat, Rosberg said: "Because I'm now a fan, and I'm on that side of the fence, it's very easy to respond."Everyone says Alonso and I say it...
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