Damon Hill believes Mercedes have more work to do than Ferrari if they are to challenge Red Bull in 2023. F1
Damon Hill believes Mercedes have more work to do than Ferrari to catch up to Red Bull come the start of the 2023 season, given the underlying pace the Scuderia had through 2022.
Mercedes ended up pushing the Scuderia to the final round in the battle for second place in the Constructors’ standings last season, but took just one win all year through their one-two showing at the penultimate round at Interlagos. “They didn’t capitalise through the season, and so they’ve got less, I think, of an uphill struggle for next year than Mercedes have.”Toto Wolff has been forthright in admitting where things went wrong at Mercedes in 2022, and that failing to get on top of their problems with the bouncing W13 early “cost us the season”, through having to chase their tails to fix this overriding issue.
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