Formula One racing's pecking order is more open to change this year than in previous seasons according to McLaren racing director Eric Boullier, who believes differing track layouts are responsible for producing swings in the form of most teams.Boullier said Austria had provided evidence of that trend, with a resurgent Williams emerging as Mercedes closest challengers over the weekend - and even securing a shock front-row lockout in qualifying - just two Grands Prix after a comparatively lacklustre showing in Monaco.Red Bull, in contrast, followed up a breakthrough win in Canada with a disappointing weekend on home soil in Austria, with Sebastian Vettel unable to crack the top ten in...
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