Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff says the German manufacturer is 'cautiously satisfied' with the progress made so far with its 2014 F1 challenger as teams continue to work ahead of the second test of the off-season in Bahrain later this month.Aside from an off for Lewis Hamilton on the opening day, Mercedes was able to put plenty of mileage on the new W05 following a four-day session that saw main rivals Red Bull run into one problem after another with its own new machine.The early running for the new cars led to Wolff being forced to downplay suggestions that Mercedes were the favourites for the 2014 titleHaving had time to now reflect on the Spanish test, Wolff said he wasn't getting...
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