Article To news overview © Mercedes Mercedes' Toto Wolff cut a relieved figure in the paddock after Friday practice in Bahrain. While neither of his drivers set the pace in practice, the new W12 seemed much more stable than had been seen in pre-season testing.Lewis Hamilton was the quickest of the two Mercedes drivers, finishing in third place at the end of the day and 0.2 seconds away from the fastest time set by Max Verstappen's Red Bull. Less satisfied was Valtteri Bottas, who finished in fifth, and could be heard on team radio saying his car was 'undriveable'. "It could have been worse," Wolff admitted to Sky Germany."After the tests, we thought that we wouldn’t have...
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