Niki Lauda pondered the mystery of the disappearance of Mercedes, on TV coverage of the race, after Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg finished one-two in the Japanese Grand Prix. With Hamilton leading alone and untroubled by rivals and even the intriguing second place battle between Nico Rosberg and Sebastian Vettel, while the cameras lingered on the Honda-powered McLarens and battles for the minor places in a race that Mercedes dominated. 'It was funny to be honest, because I was watching TV all day long and funny enough I saw Saubers and a lot of Honda cars,' said Lauda, the Mercedes team's non-executive chairman. 'I want to see Bernie next week anyway and I'll ask him what is the...
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