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LONDON : Formula One champions Mercedes could have new parts available to improve their bouncing car in time for next week's Miami Grand Prix, trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin said on Wednesday.
Mercedes' Trackside Engineering Director Andrew Shovlin has suggested the Silver Arrows will accept defeat in their Constructors' Championship defence if they fail to resolve their issues in the next two race weekends. Lewis Hamilton, in particular, suffered as Mercedes lost more ground on Ferrari and Red Bull in Sunday's Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.
Having qualified only 13th after struggling to get temperature into his Pirellis, it was logical to expect to see the seven-time F1 world champion make some progress, and at least get himself into the top 10 for the start of the main race on Sunday.
Few doubt that the Silver Arrows will return to the battle at the front of F1, the question is more about whether the progress can come soon enough to make it a three-way title fight.
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Mercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin says the team’s advantage over the midfield allows them the chance to experiment with their car, as they look to get themselves back to the front.
Andrew Shovlin admitted Mercedes went too far in trying to find a better setup for Lewis Hamilton in Jeddah, which ultimately backfired.
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