Mercedes F1 team, still facing challenges, is focusing on long-term success despite current performance struggles.
In the face of ongoing challenges with its cars since the change in regulations in 2022, Mercedes chief Toto Wolff has tempered short-term expectations for the team's Formula 1 progress, advocating a strategic view that spans the long term rather than immediate race seasons.The Mercedes Formula 1 team is navigating through one of its most challenging phases in the sport.
Mercedes' introspection revealed a discrepancy between their simulation results and real-world performance, a challenge that has persisted despite various technical overhauls and changes in technical staff.'I think we've lost our way at the beginning of 2022,' Wolff admitted to Fox Sports Australia, via Motorsport Week.
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