Mercedes boss Toto Wolff found little to cheer on Sunday, despite Lewis Hamilton taking second place in the Malaysian Grand Prix. Even with Sebastian Vettel starting from the rear and his Ferrari team mate Kimi Raikkonen failing to start at all, Valtteri Bottas could finish no higher than fifth place in Sepang. And Wolff reckoned that was a fair reflection of the team's pace this weekend. "I'm just very down, I must say," he told Sky Sports F1 after the race. "You can't just look and say we've scored more points than Ferrari. "If you look at the real pace today, it would have been P5. That is worrisome. "We have lost so much pace this weekend," he added,...
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