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Wolff not expecting a Monaco repeat in Canada

Mercedes chairman Toto Wolff is keeping his expectations in check for this weekend's Canadian Grand Prix and doesn't expect a repeat of their Monaco win. He believes the reason Nico Rosberg won around the Monte Carlo streets was because of the unique track layout, rather than a sudden improvement in their rear-tyre wear which has been causing them problems. "We enjoyed a fantastic weekend in Monaco but, as I have said before, yesterday's home runs don't win tomorrow's games," said the Austrian. "We will be heading to Montreal this week with realistic expectations about what we can achieve. "The high-speed circuit will definitely suit our Mercedes-Benz engine. Our car has...
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