Eric Boullier has denied that Mercedes' dominant form is bad for F1 and adds that rivals need to be patient as they will catch up at some point. Last year Formula 1 swapped from V8 engines to 1.6-litre turbocharged V6 engines and that heralded in a change of the guard. Red Bull's Championship run came to a sudden halt while Mercedes came to the fore. The Brackley team won 16 of the season's 19 races on their way to both Championship titles. That form has continued into this season, leading to massive criticism from Red Bull's Christian Horner who says it is spoiling the show and needs to be stopped. Boullier, though, says one team emerging as the dominant force was to be...
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