Formula 1 bosses believe the past weekend's British Grand Prix was just the shot in the arm the sport needed after a period of external and internal criticism. Over 140 000 spectators attended the race on Sunday. Most were ecstatic when home favourite, Lewis Hamilton drove his Mercedes to victory. However, unlike most of the previous races this year, Mercedes did not have everything there own way and were quickly relegated to third and fourth by the two Williams who had started on the second row of the grid.  Head of Mercedes motorsport Toto Wolff, told motorsport.com that he believes after Sunday, the supposed Formula 1 crisis had been averted.   'Crisis called off?' he...
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