A mischievous Sebastian Vettel has called on Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg to crash into each other at the opening corner of Sunday's Mexican Grand Prix.
Rosberg, who sealed his fourth consecutive pole, will have his Mercedes team-mate Hamilton for company on the front row on Formula One's return to Mexico after a 23-year break.
A furious Rosberg accused Hamilton of driving "extremely aggressively" after the pair banged wheels on the exit of turn one in last week's United States Grand Prix.
Hamilton, who went on to clinch his third championship, emerged in the lead while Rosberg lost four places.
Asked if the Mercedes pair would discuss the start ahead of Sunday's race, Rosberg said: "It's no different, you know. It is always going to be a battle and what's in the past is in the past and now we move forward, it doesn't change."
Hamilton, sitting alongside his team-mate, and who is now on a five-race streak without securing pole, added: "The same as he's just said."
Vettel then joked: "Can you make sure you take both of you out so I can go through? Yes? No? I tried." Neither Rosberg or Hamilton responded to Vettel's jibe.