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Lewis Hamilton has ominously insisted that Mercedes have not improved this season after their latest struggle at the Miami Grand Prix. Seven-times world champion Hamilton finished sixth on Sunday, while team-mate George Russell came fifth.
With Mercedes still unable to eradicate their porpoising problems, Toto Wolff says he “wouldn’t discount” the team reverting to the specification they ran at the opening Bahrain test.
MIAMI : A good Friday turned into a stinging Sunday for Mercedes at the Miami Grand Prix with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton sweating to fifth and sixth-place finishes, and under no illusions about how far off the pace they remained.
Mercedes Team principal Toto Wolff explained why the team’s car had such a dramatic drop-off in performance in Free Practice 3. Before Saturday’s first session it had appeared that the German team had delivered a much-improved car to compete at the Miami Grand Prix this weekend.
The German car manufacturer brought a range of updates to the Miami event, including a revised front wing endplate and low downforce rear wing package.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says the W13 is still bouncing away like a “kangaroo”, leaving Lewis Hamilton and George Russell unimpressed.