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Toto Wolff has admitted there is "no magic fix" for his Mercedes team as they start the season off the pace set by Ferrari and Red Bull. Ahead of the Australian Grand Prix this weekend, the Austrian said his team has disappointed so far. He told reporters: "At the moment, our track performance is not meeting our own expectations, but everyone at Brackley and Brixworth is focused on understanding the problems and finding the right solutions. "There won't be a magic fix for the next race weekend, but we're pushing to steadily bring gains over the upcoming races, to hopefully move us closer to the front of the pack.
"Until then, we need to maximise each opportunity and make the most of the package we have."
F1 fans have become accustomed to Mercedes dominating the field in recent years, as well as competing fiercely with rivals at Red Bull.
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