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Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff insists the team’s toiling W13 car has the potential to improve significantly in the near future despite a very poor start to the 2022 Formula 1 campaign, but has warned that team may face financial implications if it needs to completely revamp its design in a bid to avoid porpoising.
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Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is pleased to see the scrapping of a planned team boss parade ahead of the Miami Grand Prix.
Toto Wolff has said that he feels there is ‘quite some laptime’ to be unlocked with the Mercedes W13, providing that they can sort their continued issues with porpoising.
Imola may have been a wretched weekend for Mercedes but Andy Shovlin is encouraging the team by saying they are “moving forward”, and that they “are learning” even in the midst of their woes.
Lewis Hamilton says he will call the shots on his own retirement after a difficult start to the Formula One season has fuelled talk he could quit the sport. The seven-time champion is seventh in the drivers’ standings after four races, and says his shot at the championship is already over given Mercedes’ struggles with porpoising issues.
Lewis Hamilton “has to admit” that Mercedes team-mate George Russell is the better driver currently, according to Ralf Schumacher, as the seven-time world champion struggles for pace. Hamilton has collected just 28 points from the opening four races as Ferrari and Red Bull have dominated the early running. Charles Leclerc leads the way on 86 points ahead of defending champion Max Verstappen on 59.
• Lewis Hamilton had the worst weekend of his career with Mercedes at Imola. • The seven-time world champion finished 13th while new teammate George Russell finished fourth. • Wolff's public apology is a clear indication that things are not well indeed. • For more stories, visit Wheels24.