LONDON: Ferrari are nearer to Mercedes than results have proposed in this present season's two races and look like representing a genuine test, as per Formula One big showdown pioneer Nico Rosberg.
The German, who has scored a most extreme 50 focuses in the wake of winning in Australia and Bahrain, educated correspondents he had no illusions regarding the test ahead.
"We know Ferrari are super close. We saw it in qualifying and we have to continue pushing," said Mercedes driver Rosberg. "They haven't indicated what they can do yet in these initial two races. They've had such a large number of incidents that have taken a toll them beyond a reasonable doubt, so we haven't seen the genuine Ferrari yet. We should be watchful as they are coming at us solid," he included.
While Mercedes have won the last eight races, and Rosberg five in succession, there was confirmation to recommend Ferrari have shut the crevice and could have won in Australia and Bahrain.
In Melbourne, Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen bounced Rosberg and triple champion fellow team member Lewis Hamilton toward the begin and possibly had a triumphant system until the race was halted and re-began after Fernando Alonso's huge accident. Vettel completed third after a wrong tire methodology call, while Raikkonen resigned with flares flashing from the airbox of his auto.
In Bahrain, four-time title holder Vettel qualified in third place, yet resigned before the begin with a force unit disappointment. Raikkonen then made a poor begin from fourth, yet at the same time battled back to complete second, utilizing the very same tire system as Rosberg, only 10 seconds behind.
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