Mercedes are not giving up on pipping Ferrari to second place in the Constructors' Championship. F1
Mercedes will be doing everything in their power to try and pinch P2 in the Constructors’ away from Ferrari, but realise they face quite a mammoth task.
Even though the win tally is still showing a zero, Mercedes have displayed some signs of improvement throughout the year and that has been further highlighted by the fact that Lewis Hamilton has finished runner-up to Max Verstappen in the last two races. “It’s very clear what our internal goal is,” James Vowles, motorsport strategy director at Mercedes, said in the Mexico debrief.and every single race that we can start pulling that points gap down is a success.
“But 40 points is a tremendous ask, it will need us really having everything perfect, everything right and Ferrari perhaps to give us opportunities to open the door for us to pick up second.Mercedes are also expecting Ferrari to make a step up in terms of performance at the iconic Interlagos circuit this upcoming weekend, which would make their task even more difficult.
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