Third and fourth in FP1, Ferrari turned up the wick when it mattered, in FP2, Kimi Raikkonen and Sebastian Vettel leaving both Mercedes over 05s in their wake. However, still coming to terms with the proposals put forward by FOM for the sport's future, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff insists he was not unduly worried by the Italian team's initial pace. 'They were in a pretty high-power mode when they were on the lap, so it isn't so worrying, but it is a good lap,' he told Sky Sports. 'And what we have seen in Melbourne and again here is that at various stages the teams are close together, so I can't really judge.' Asked how he could be so sure they were using such a mode, he smiled and said:...
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