Mercedes and Pirelli have been increasingly tight-lipped since the revelations came to light on the morning of the Monaco Grand Prix. “There are some facts that will become apparent in the tribunal that I don't believe Red Bull has access too, and then things will become clearer,” team principal Ross Brawn said in Canada. “I can say that the decision was based in no way on the track performance that we had, I think everyone in Formula 1 is concerned about the delamination we're seeing so I think that's a worthy objective. But certainly [it had] nothing to do with the performance of the car because nothing was aimed at addressing that.” Red Bull team principal Christian Horner...
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