Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff believes that Formula 1 engine rivals have caught up to the World Champions after his team won the first eight races of the season, some in dominant fashion. The German manufacturer has dominated the sport since the introduction of the new ‘power unit' rules in 2014. But boss Wolff says that Honda's performance surge this season indicates that all of the engine makers in Formula 1 are now closely matched, 'Honda has made a big step forward and deserves a lot of credit.' 'I'm happy about that because a strong Honda is good for Formula 1 as a whole. If we have four engine manufacturers at eye level, that's positive for everyone, us included. 'We had a good...
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