Why 'very different' dark Monza surface could be bad news for Mercedes

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Why 'very different' dark Monza surface could be bad news for Mercedes
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F1’s newly surfaced Monza track looks set to shake things up at this weekend’s Italian GP

Formula 1 teams face a step into the unknown this weekend with a newly resurfaced Monza set to throw up some surprises at the Italian Grand Prix. As part of a major revamp to modernise the famous Autodromo, which has included work on access tunnels and infrastructure, the entire track has been resurfaced. New asphalt often has a big impact on the characteristics of a venue, and early indications already point to a notable step change that could become a big talking point over the Monza weekend.

George Russell, Mercedes F1 W15 Photo by: Alastair Staley / Motorsport Images That challenge is something that may not be great news for Mercedes because its W15 car appears to be one of the most susceptible to its tyres overheating in hot conditions and falling out of the perfect operating temperature range.

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