“There is an impact on how many development parts we can put on the car, because the answer is zero.”
Toto Wolff has explained his plan after three crashes impacted the car parts that Mercedes have at their disposal.
“Kimi’s crash in Monza, George’s crash in Austin, George’s crash here,” Mercedes team principal said to media, including Crash.net, in Mexico. But Russell came home with a compromised front wing, in fifth, a place behind Hamilton who was running the newer spec of the W15. “These cars are so on the knife-edge that it will be an interesting experiment in Brazil to see whether there is high-speed instability or a low speed factor.What's the plan for Brazil?
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