Ferrari has ridiculed Mercedes' penalty in the wake of the 'test-gate' hearing late last week. Red Bull, who along with Ferrari lodged the original protest against Mercedes' secret Pirelli tyre test, said through boss Christian Horner that it accepted the international tribunal's decision. "The penalty is not for us to decide," he said, referring to Mercedes' reprimand and banning from next month's young driver test. "It was for the tribunal to decide and they have made their decision," Horner added. Ferrari, however, sounded furious that Mercedes got away with breaking the rules "virtually scot-free", after the German squad had pleaded to the judges that a...
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