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Mercedes Set to Revamp W16 Following Disappointing Miami Race Performance

Despite showing promising speed in qualifying, Mercedes faced significant challenges with race pace during the Miami Grand Prix, prompting team principal Toto Wolff to promise forthcoming updates to the W16.

Our Take:

Mercedes' struggle highlights the competitive nature of F1 this season. While their qualifying pace raises hope, the need for consistent race performance is critical. As their rivals, especially McLaren, gain ground, the team must innovate swiftly to stay relevant in the championship fight.

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Source: F1Technical

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