Despite Robert Kubica's string of good results, BMW are treating both their drivers equal. That's according to Nick Heidfeld.
While Heidfeld has struggled to keep pace with the top four drivers this season, Kubica has already claimed BMW's first pole position and their maiden grand prix win.
However, Heidfeld, who is 18 points behind his team-mate in the Drivers' Standings, insists BMW have no team orders.
"There never was and still isn't a No 1 or No 2 driver in our team," Heidfeld told the BMW website.
"Robert had already delivered in great style prior to the Canadian Grand Prix."
The German believes having two competitive drivers is one of the main reasons why BMW are competing with Ferrari and McLaren.
"It pays to have two competitive drivers in the team, particularly when one of them has some difficulties," he said.
"Last year, it was Robert who had his problems. This year I'm in a similar situation.
"In such a situation, it is vital to cooperate closely with the engineers and to be provided with the high reference values of your team-mate."
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