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George Russell Attributes Mercedes' Struggles to New Front Wing Regulations

Mercedes has been facing challenges on the track, and George Russell suggests that recent struggles may be linked to the implementation of stricter front wing regulations. The four-time Grand Prix winner feels that these new rules could be impacting the team's performance, particularly after a disappointing race weekend.

Our Take:

The tightening of front wing regulations not only complicates the engineering dilemmas faced by teams like Mercedes but also highlights the importance of adaptability in F1. As teams race against the clock to optimize their setups, those who can innovate within the new constraints will likely emerge stronger in the long run.

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Source: F1Technical.net

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