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Lauda: Ferrari will challenge Merc everywhere

 XPB Images Niki Lauda says Ferrari's performance at the Australian Grand Prix shows it will challenge Mercedes throughout the 2016 season. Mercedes locked out the front row with an impressive performance in Melbourne on Saturday, but its hard work was undone but impressive starts from Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen which saw the pair run one-two for the first stint of the race. A strategic error from Ferrari during a red flag period proved costly and allowed Nico Rosberg to take victory but Lauda says the pace shown by Vettel and Raikkonen poses a serious threat to Mercedes. "I’m afraid we will see more of this because Ferrari is quick, no question about it,"...
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