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<b>JUST BUBBLING OVER...</b> Mercedes' F1 British driver Lewis Hamilton sprays bubbly into a corporate box after winning the 2015 Australian F1 GP in Melbourne - but was he racing Nico Rosberg? <i>Image AFP / William  West</i>
<b>JUST BUBBLING OVER...</b> Mercedes' F1 British driver Lewis Hamilton sprays bubbly into a corporate box after winning the 2015 Australian F1 GP in Melbourne - but was he racing Nico Rosberg? <i>Image AFP / William West</i>

MELBOURNE, Australia – Mercedes Formula 1 chiefs have lashed back at those calling for immediate rule changes after the German automaker’s utter dominance of the March 2015 Australian F1 GP.

Some even claimed Mercedes’ drivers Lewis Hamilton – who won from team mate Nico Rosberg – weren’t even trying to race.

The start was several cars short because of mechanical and other problems, a court case had soured the air but Mercedes’ prowess seemed only have strengthened further.

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