Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff says Lewis Hamilton appears "in a league of his own" after the opening day of F1 2017 running at the Australian Grand Prix. Three-time F1 champion Hamilton headed teammate Valtteri Bottas by almost six tenths in the first practice session of the season at Melbourne - and was half a second clear of Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel in FP2. His Friday pace was cause for optimism for Wolff, who told Sky Sports: "He [Hamilton] is really in a league of his own at the moment. "The one-lap pace was really good, and the long runs stable. He took the ultra-softs to, how many laps was it? 15, 16, 17, something like that. It was stable, I'm happy." Wolff...
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