This weekend’s Australian Grand Prix was perhaps not the start to the 2017 Formula 1 season that everyone had hoped for, especially in light of the new rules introduced this year, the plan being to make the cars look more aggressive and much faster, which we had all been told would improve the racing spectacle. It did not of course, and although we were treated to a non-Mercedes winner in Melbourne on Sunday, it was not the close race that many had expected following winter testing, and in the end, it was a pretty dull affair. Before the racing could get underway however, home boy Daniel Ricciardo came to a halt on the formation lap as a result of what is believed to be a gearbox sensor...
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