Mercedes believes upcoming three races will establish true hierarchy in F1 2025
Mercedes suspects that the true hierarchy among the teams in the 2025 F1 season will be established once the upcoming three rounds have been completed.
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Mercedes suspects that the true hierarchy among the teams in the 2025 F1 season will be established once the upcoming three rounds have been completed.
Mercedes believes that it has made “good steps” towards addressing the weaknesses that plagued it in 2024 with the team’s W16 car based on F1 pre-season testing.
Mercedes has identified addressing its overheating rear tyre problem as a key area of development for its 2025 Formula 1 car.
Mercedes Head of Trackside Engineering Andrew Shovlin doesn’t believe driving style was the main factor behind a turbulent 2024 Formula 1 campaign for Lewis Hamilton.
Mercedes Head of Trackside Engineering Andrew Shovlin has explained why Lewis Hamilton struggled throughout the 2024 Formula 1 campaign with the W15 machine.
Mercedes Head of Trackside Engineering Andre Shovling understands the "root" of Lewis Hamilton's Formula 1 qualifying frustrations, which reached a boiling point at the Italian Grand Prix. Hamilton, the all-time ...
Mercedes Trackside Engineering Director Andrew Shovlin explained the team is looking to improve conditions in its W15 cockpit after Lewis Hamilton and George Russell's complaints during the Formula 1 Italian ...
Mercedes has been working on solving one particular problem with its 2024 car that it believes has held it back in comparison to its rivals this so far this season. ...
Mercedes' Trackside Engineering Director Andrew Shovlin has said he'll miss Lewis Hamilton's "feel" behind the wheel of a Formula 1 car once he leaves for Ferrari. As has been typed ...
Mercedes believes that the team's infamous 'zeropod' car concept might have worked with the knowledge it has since acquired under Formula 1's current regulations. The German marque went into F1's ...