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Mercedes brush off Melbourne protest talk

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff is completely unnerved by the prospect of a protest in Melbourne concerning the ongoing suspension row. Ferrari sparked the debate after they wrote to F1 race director Charlie Whiting questioning the legality of the pre-loaded suspension system used by Mercedes and Red Bull. And while Force India believe that there could be a backlash at the season opener in Melbourne, Wolff said it was nothing more than the usual pre-season whinge from other teams. 'There have been discussions in the TRM [Technical Regulations Meeting] around suspensions and legality,' Wolff said when asked by Autosport in a Q and A session. 'As far as Mercedes is concerned, I am very...
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