Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff made clear that he was not keen on reverse grid qualifying Formula 1 races, something he made clear last year when he made sure the plan was rejected. The concept is back on the table after last weekend's Italian Grand Prix at Monza turned into a shock thriller after being stopped at the halfway point and then restarted with a jumbled up field. F1 managing director Ross Brawn said on Monday that the concept was 'still something we and the (governing) FIA want to work through in the coming months and discuss with the teams for next year.' Asked about it by reporters at the Tuscan Grand Prix at Mugello in Italy after Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes teammate Valtteri...
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