Formula One F1 - Chinese Grand Prix - Shanghai International Circuit, Shanghai, China - April 14, 2019 Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton celebrates winning the race on the podium with second placed Mercedes' Valtteri Bottas and Mercedes Performance Engineer Marcus Dudley REUTERS/Aly Song
LONDON (Reuters) - One-two victories by Mercedes in the first three races of the season does not mean Formula One is set for a repeat of 1992, when then-dominant Williams did the same and ran away with the title, according to Ross Brawn.
The sport's managing director for motorsport said on Tuesday that the situation was very different now to the last time a team started the campaign with three one-twos in a row.
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