Bernie Ecclestone fears it may be three more years before the chasing pack catches up with Mercedes, with the F1 chief describing an agreement on a change of engine format as his one wish for 2015.The sport is currently gearing up its second season of running with turbo V6 power units after the engine regulations changed dramatically 12 months ago. After Red Bull dominated the end of the previous era, it was Mercedes who established a big initial advantage last year as their new V6 proved the class of the field, a performance advantage which provided the platform for their works team to dominate the season and win both World Championship titles.Mercedes' rivals are once more expecting an...
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