Championship leader Nico Rosberg has said that he will wary at the start of Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix, following a spate of first-corner crashes in 2016.
While the German has serenely won all four races so far this season and escaped the chaos, it is believed the issue of his rivals - notably Daniil Kvyat - making contact behind him was raised in the FIA driver briefing in Barcelona.
"I will put a bit more focus than usual on the start," Rosberg told DPA news agency in Spain.
Fellow German Nico Hulkenberg added: "There have been a few heated laps.
"But I think it was always like that. It's just hard racing."
Lewis Hamilton will be on pole when the Barcelona race gets underway tomorrow.
