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Mercedes Poised for Victory After Suspension Changes in F1

Mercedes is set to regain its competitive edge as it enters the final stretch of the season. After abandoning its revised rear suspension, the team feels more confident in their chances to secure wins in the upcoming races.

Our Take:

The decision to drop the revised rear suspension may signal that Mercedes is returning to fundamentals that have historically defined their success. It’s a bold move that shows their commitment to refining performance instead of chasing quick fixes, potentially setting them up for a strong finish in the championship.

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Curated by F1Briefing.com

Source: Will Wood

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