Mercedes lashed out at Red Bull Racing in a statement posted on social media on Thursday evening. The German world champion felt its World Cup rival was trying to attack the name and integrity of Lewis Hamilton by appealing the ten-second penalty handed out by the stewards at the British Grand Prix. Toto Wolff was confronted with it a day later. "I think you need to have respect for competitors on track. They've done a good job with their performances on track, so that hasn't changed. I am never upset with anything in F1. I think there were some pretty, who can I say, interesting comments made and it's not for me to judge. i am easy about it," Wolff told Sky Sports. Horner's...
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