Mercedes shrug off talk of Australia protest


Britain Formula One - F1 - 2017 Mercedes Formula One Car Launch - Silverstone - 23/2/17 Mercedes' Executive Director Toto Wolff during the launch Reuters / Eddie Keogh Livepic

SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has shrugged off fears of a potential protest against his cars at next month's season-opening Australian Formula One Grand Prix.

The pre-season has seen plenty of speculation about clever hydraulic suspension systems since Ferrari sought a clarification about the regulations from the governing International Automobile Federation (FIA).

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