When asked how many cars he thinks will finish Sunday's 2014 season opener, Daniel Ricciardo grinned his usual grin and answered: "No one. "We're all going to be running across the line!" The Australian was only half-joking. Indeed, after the calamitous testing rounds at Jerez and in Bahrain, Germany's Auto Motor und Sport has already asked FIA race director Charlie Whiting what will happen if not a single car reaches the chequered flag in Melbourne. "The winner will be the driver who failed last," the Briton explained, adding that a two-lap countback may then apply. "So it could be that the winner is actually not the last survivor," said Whiting. Another...
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