Mercedes Formula One drivers Nico Rosberg (C) of Germany and Lewis Hamilton (R) of Britain celebrate on the podium with Ferrari Formula One driver Sebastian Vettel (L) of Germany after the Monaco Grand Prix in Monaco May 24, 2015. REUTERS/Robert Pratta
LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One champions Mercedes will be in full gremlin-hunting mode when they regroup at their factory on Tuesday after committing one of the sport's biggest strategic blunders at the Monaco Grand Prix.
Although they won Sunday's showcase race for the third year in a row with Germany's Nico Rosberg, the headlines were all about how the dominant team blew a surefire victory for Lewis Hamilton.
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