Lewis Hamilton Hits out at Red Bull Call for F1 Rule Change to Rein in Mercedes

Lewis Hamilton has criticised Red Bull's claims that Mercedes should have the ability of its car capped after waltzing to a simple one-two at the 2015 Australian Grand Prix. Hamilton took the season's opening race, finishing 1.360 seconds ahead of team-mate Nico Rosberg and 34.523 seconds in front of Sebastian Vettel's Ferrari in third. Such early domination led Red Bull team principal Christian Horner to say "interest will wane" and "the gap is too big," as reported by Paul Weaver of The Guardian. Horner believes "the FIA could quite easily come up with a way of a form of equalisation," but Hamilton appears frustrated at the very thought. The British driver's comments were reported by the Daily Mail's Jonathan McEvoy: If you want to put s...

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