Red Bull showed a “phenomenal” rate of recovery at the Australian Grand Prix, according to Mercedes executive director (business) Toto Wolff.While Sebastian Vettel suffered reliability issues, Daniel Ricciardo qualified on the front row and finished second in the race before he was later excluded for a breach of fuel flow regulations. However, the performance was a huge step forward compared to the team's struggles in testing and Wolff said Mercedes would not be resting on its laurels despite having a big advantage because teams like Red Bull can make such rapid progress.“I don't think you can every lean back and say that this is a comfortable buffer,” Wolff said. “In a regular...
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