'It's rare that these happen these days in Formula 1...'
Mercedes could be in for a difficult weekend in Japan after George Russell admitted the W15’s weakness in high-speed corners, and Suzuka has “more of” those.
Mercedes have been open about their struggles with the inconsistent W15 with their on-track performances not correlating with the data from the wind tunnel. The good news for Mercedes, it’s expected to be cool in Japan this weekend. The bad news, the Suzuka circuit is known for its flowing high-speed corners.“Obviously, early days in the season,” he told the media on Thursday. “I think there’s a clear trend where we know our strengths in the car, and our weaknesses.
The Briton spent some time after the Australian Grand Prix back at the team’s Brackley headquarters in the simulator.“I think every time you’re back you’re understanding things further,” he said. “There’s never going to be a silver bullet for any team.“It’s rare that these happen these days in Formula 1, the level is so, so high, everybody’s moving forward.
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