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George Russell's Triumph: Mercedes Back on Top at Singapore

George Russell's performance at the Singapore Grand Prix has signaled a resurgence for Mercedes, showcasing the strength of their W16 car and new tyre advancements. Following a challenging season, the team's unexpected dominance reaffirms their competitive spirit.

Our Take:

The recent victory not only highlights Mercedes' technical prowess but also underscores the significance of effective tyre management in F1. As teams continue to adapt to evolving regulations, the importance of robust tyre performance will only grow, making this victory a potential turning point for Mercedes in the championship race.

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Source: F1Technical.net

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Braking Zone Adjustments: Impact on Overtaking

How F1 Teams Optimize Telemetry Latency

How Tire Heat Shapes F1 Race Strategies

MGU-K vs. MGU-H: Energy Recovery on Fast Tracks