Mercedes boss Toto Wolff believes the quality of the racing displayed in Bahrain and China proves patience rather than "erratic" decisions should prevail when it comes to the sport's future. Formula 1's management and fans were unimpressed with the opening round of the world championship in Melbourne and its lack of close racing and overtaking, prompting efforts to improve overtaking in the future. But Wolff believes the action-packed last two races in Bahrain and China prove that F1 should think twice before changing or tweaking F1's aero package for next year and running the risk of implementing wrong decisions. "It shows that we are a little bit erratic with our...
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