Frustrated Red Bull team boss Christian Horner was left to reflect on ' a s****y Sunday ' and the fear fans will turn off Formula One after Mercedes ' domination of the season-opening Australian Grand Prix . After winning the constructors ' and drivers ' titles for four years from 2010-2013 , with Sebastian Vettel at the helm , Mercedes have taken up the mantle of F1 powerhouse . After winning 16 of 19 grands prix in 2014 to claim the constructors ' crown , and with Lewis Hamilton clinching his second championship , the start to 2015 was a breeze for Mercedes . Lewis Hamilton ( right ) and Nico Rosberg finished first and second respectively at the Australian Grand Prix . Hamilton races to victory in Melbourne as Mercedes dominance of Formula One rolls on . The two Mercedes team-mates celebrate their winning start to the new season with some champagne . Re-live every lap of the Melbourne race . Hamilton beat team-mate Nico Rosberg by 1.3secs , with Vettel third on his debut for Ferrari , but 34.5secs off the pace . Predicting ' a two-horse race at every grand prix this year ' , Horner has called on the FIA to act to prevent an F1 yawn , and he is fully aware of how his comments will be viewed given Red Bull 's past success . 'When we were winning - and we were never winning to the advantage they have - I remember double diffusers were banned , exhausts were moved , flexible bodywork was prohibited , engine mapping mid-season was changed , ' said Horner of the steps taken to negate his team 's performance . 'Anything was done , and that was n't just unique to Red Bull , but Williams in previous years and McLaren etcetera . 'Is it healthy to have this situation ? The FIA , within the rules , have an equalisation mechanism and it is perhaps something we need to look at . Red Bull chief Christian Horner is concerned that Mercedes dominance will be unhealthy for the sport . Horner 's Red Bull team won consecutive titles between 2010-2013 with Sebastian Vettel behind the wheel . Red Bull driver Daniil Kvyat was forced to retire early in what was called a 's****y weekend ' by Horner . 'Mercedes , take nothing away from them , they have done a great job and they have a good car , a fantastic engine , and two very good drivers . 'The problem is the gap is so big you end up with three-tier racing and that 's not healthy for Formula One . 'The FIA have the facts and they could quite easily come up with some form of equalisation otherwise I fear the interest will wane . ' I did n't see Mercedes much on the TV , and I can only imagine that 's because it 's not interesting watching a procession and the producer was looking to pick out other battles in the race . ' Referring to the fact Hollywood star Arnold Schwarzenegger conducted the podium ceremony , Horner added : 'The highlight for me was seeing Arnie on the podium ! ' Horner 's comments were borne out of exasperation at the job power-unit supplier Renault have done since the system came into force at the start of last season . The hope was Renault would have closed the gap to Mercedes over the winter , but instead they appear to have fallen further steps back . Hollywood actor Arnold Schwarzenegger interviewed winner Hamilton after the race in Australia . The former governor of California raises a smile from third placed Sebastian Vettel now of Ferrari . An angry Horner , who saw Daniil Kvyat retire on the formation lap with a gearbox issue , said : 'It 's been a tough weekend and a very tough weekend for Renault . 'The engine is quite undriveable and you can see and hear that from the comments the drivers are making . 'They need to have a clear vision and they need it quickly because it 's frustrating we are effectively further back than we were in Abu Dhabi in both power and driveability . 'It 's disappointing and been a s***y Sunday for us . We can only get better and get our heads down and work harder at it . ' 1 . Lewis Hamilton ( Britain ) Mercedes 1:31:54.067 . 2 . Nico Rosberg ( Germany ) Mercedes +00:01.360 . 3 . Sebastian Vettel ( Germany ) Ferrari 00:34.523 . 4 . Felipe Massa ( Brazil ) Williams-Mercedes 00:38.196 . 5 . Felipe Nasr ( Brazil ) Sauber - Ferrari 01:35.149 . 6 . Daniel Ricciardo ( Australia ) Red Bull - Renault 1 lap . 7 . Nico Hulkenberg ( Germany ) Force India - Mercedes 1 lap . 8 . Marcus Ericsson ( Sweden ) Sauber - Ferrari 1 lap . 9 . Carlos Sainz Jr ( Spain ) Toro Rosso - Renault 1 lap . 10 . Sergio Perez ( Mexico ) Force India - Mercedes 1 lap . 11 . Jenson Button ( Britain ) McLaren 2 laps . r. Kimi Raikkonen ( Finland ) Ferrari 18 laps . r. Max Verstappen ( Netherlands ) Toro Rosso - Renault 25 laps . r. Romain Grosjean ( France ) Lotus - Mercedes 58 laps . r. Pastor Maldonado ( Venezuela ) Lotus - Mercedes 58 laps . r. Daniil Kvyat ( Russia ) Red Bull - Renault 58 laps . r. Kevin Magnussen ( Denmark ) McLaren 58 laps . ns . Valtteri Bottas ( Finland ) Williams-Mercedes . ( rank : r = retired , nc = not classified , ns=not started ) Fastest Lap : Lewis Hamilton,01:30.945 , lap 50 .
Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg completed a Mercedes four at the Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne . Red Bull chief Christian Horner warns dominance is unhealthy , despite his team winning one-two consecutive titles themselves . Hollywood actor Arnold Schwarzenegger interviewed podium finishers .