Defending world champions Mercedes was surprised by Sebastian Vettel's debut victory for Ferrari in last race weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix. The win shook up a season which Mercedes had threatened to dominate after Hamilton's commanding victory in the season's opener in Australia, with Rosberg second. Last year’s runner-up Rosberg now sits third in the standings, seven points adrift of Vettel, and a further three behind Hamilton. “It’s not been a perfect start to my sixth year with the team and I’m determined to turn that around this weekend. Of course, my team-mate will have other ideas – and so will my compatriot in the red car, I’m sure. But this is a track that has always...
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