The Brazilian Grand Prix was not only a weekend where a lot happened around grid penalties and talks with the race committee, but it was also a Grand Prix that brought the speed of the Mercedes cars to the fore. Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto doesn't think teams need to worry as the speed has nothing to do with the power unit. Lewis Hamilton lost his pole for the sprint qualification, as the gap from the DRS was too big. Despite this disqualification he managed to finish the sprint race in fifth place. With a five spot grid penalty due to an engine change he was allowed to start the race from tenth, where he went on to win the race. Even Helmut Marko had to admit the speed was...
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