Mercedes have promised to keep working hard to eradicate reliability problems from their dominant W05 car after tracing the electronics short-circuit that put Nico Rosberg out of the Singapore GP to a substance contamination.Rosberg's race at Marina Bay was effectively run even before the start when an electronics wiring loom fault in his car's steering column forced him off the grid and into a pitlane start. Although the German driver was able to get going at the back of the field, his car circulated slowly for 13 laps before Mercedes called a halt following a problematic pitstop.Having vowed to get to the bottom of the problem which caused the fourth mechanical retirement of the season...
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