Nico Rosberg gets married
Formula One championship leader Nico Rosberg has crossed a different kind of milestone in his life: he got married.







The six-time race winner and two-time Monaco GP victor got hitched with long-time girlfriend Vivian Sibold this week, ahead of the German Grand Prix. Nico posted on his Facebook,
"The two of us floating on cloud nine. It was very, very special to celebrate our wedding with our closest friends and family today. We are over the moon. It what very special to share our wedding day with our closest friends and family."
It's been a good week for the title hopeful, despite falling out of the Brtish GP while leading the race. Germany utterly destroyed Brazil in a humiliating 7-1 victory in the semi-finals of the World Cup, the German Grand Prix happens to be next weekend, and of course, he got married.
Nico Rosberg goes into the tenth round of the season with just four points now separating he and Lewis Hamilton.
This photo from the wedding was posted by Nico on his Twitter page.
Now the question that everyone is wondering: was Lewis Hamilton invited?
Motorsport.com wishes a happy life together and good luck to Vivian and Nico!

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