Formula One should shelve plans for major rule changes in 2017 because the sport is in an 'ideal situation' already with faster cars and more competitive races, according to Mercedes motorsport head Toto Wolff. The Austrian, whose team have dominated since the 1.6 litre V6 turbo hybrid power units were introduced in 2014, said there was an argument for doing nothing after three exciting races this season. Formula One teams have until the end of April to agree 2017 rule changes by majority vote and meetings are scheduled in the coming days as the sport seeks to make cars faster and more spectacular. "We always said that...the longer you keep the regulations stable the more the...
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