Mercedes F1 team principal Ross Brawn has made no secret of the fact that his car and drivers were involved in a three-day tyre test with Pirelli after the Spanish Grand Prix, but insists that, in his opinion, there was nothing to hide.Red Bull rival Christian Horner has already confirmed that a protest has been lodged 'in the interests of clarity', while Ferrari is also expected to follow suit, but Brawn says that the test had been approved by the sport's governing body and did not provide Mercedes with any performance advantage, despite Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton qualifying on the front row in Monaco."We'll have to wait and see what the stewards have to say,” he told Sky...
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