McLaren ‘can’t imagine’ Mercedes-powered cars could be deemed illegal
McLaren CEO Zak Brown has responded to rumors indicating Mercedes-powered cars would be forced to sit out of F1 season-opener in Australia.
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McLaren CEO Zak Brown has responded to rumors indicating Mercedes-powered cars would be forced to sit out of F1 season-opener in Australia.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff issued caution as a "performance picture" of his team has is still unclear, praising F1 rivals, including Red Bull, for their performance in testing.
Former F1 driver Juan Pablo Montoya has made the extraordinary claim that Mercedes may hold a significant speed advantage over that of its rivals this year.
McLaren boss Andrea Stella has admitted that Mercedes has appeared to have "raised the bar" after its showing in the first F1 pre-season test last week.
Red Bull is set to side with rival F1 engine manufacturers regarding the supposed power unit loophole found by Mercedes ahead of the new season, according to reports.
George Russell has identified a unique hack on how to drive cars in the new Formula 1 regulations, which he says has been corroborated by other drivers in the field.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has revealed his first impressions of the new F1 regulations, and it's a glowing review from the Austrian.
Toto Wolff has sought to play down expectations that Mercedes and George Russell are set to be the benchmark ahead of the new F1 season.
Christian Horner has delivered his take on the current F1 power unit debate, and accusations that two teams - including former employer Red Bull - have cheated the new rules.
George Russell is quietly optimistic of Mercedes' chances of success in this year's F1 season, hilariously concurring with Toto Wolff's assessment its new W17 "doesn't like like it's a turd".