Mercedes see no need to lean on Hamilton and Rosberg after collision


Formula One - Australia Grand Prix - Melbourne, Australia - 20/03/16 - Australian Formula One Grand Prix winner, Mercedes F1 driver Nico Rosberg (R) speaks with team mate Lewis Hamilton at the post-race press conference in Melbourne. REUTERS/Brandon Malone/Files

LONDON (Reuters) - Formula One world champions Mercedes will not rein in Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg after they collided and put each other out of Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix, team boss Toto Wolff said.

"We have moved on from Spa in 2014 and it was a completely different situation in the team back then," the Austrian told reporters, referring to a collision between the two at the Belgian Grand Prix.

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