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Wolff Dismisses Crisis Meeting Rumors Amid Performance Challenges

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has refuted claims of a crisis meeting following the team's ongoing struggles with their car's performance. Addressing the media during the Hungarian Grand Prix weekend, Wolff downplayed reports surrounding a significant discussion prompted by driver George Russell's comments after the Belgian Grand Prix.

Our Take:

The notion of a crisis meeting may have been exaggerated. Instead of panicking, it’s crucial for Mercedes to focus on consistent development and communication within the team. The switch back to an older rear suspension is a strategic move that reflects their commitment to resolving issues without succumbing to pressure.

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Piastri Dominates FP3 at Hungaroring: Norris and Leclerc Chase

Oscar Piastri showcased his incredible pace in final practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix, topping the timesheets ahead of teammate Lando Norris and Ferrari's Charles Leclerc. After a strong showing throughout the weekend, Piastri's performance reinforces his position as the championship leader. Our Take: It'

Piastri Outshines Norris in Thrilling Final Practice at Hungarian GP

Oscar Piastri has edged out teammate Lando Norris in a nail-biting final practice session ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix, showcasing McLaren's impressive pace. With a lap time of 1m14.916s, Piastri's performance indicates the team's significant advancement in their competitive strategy. Our Take:

Piastri Sets the Pace: McLaren Dominates FP3 at Hungarian GP

In a stunning display of speed, Oscar Piastri led the way in the final practice session for the Hungarian Grand Prix, narrowly beating his teammate Lando Norris. The McLaren duo showcased their pace, indicating they are serious contenders as they head into qualifying. Our Take: McLaren's performance in

McLaren Dominates Hungarian GP Practice with Stunning Performance

In a breathtaking display during the final practice session at the Hungaroring, McLaren showcased its formidable speed, with Oscar Piastri leading a one-two finish ahead of teammate Lando Norris. Only Ferrari's Charles Leclerc managed to come close to challenging their dominance. Our Take: McLaren's performance at

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Piastri Dominates FP3 at Hungaroring: Norris and Leclerc Chase

Piastri Outshines Norris in Thrilling Final Practice at Hungarian GP

Piastri Sets the Pace: McLaren Dominates FP3 at Hungarian GP

McLaren Dominates Hungarian GP Practice with Stunning Performance