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Mercedes boss Toto Wolff ensures that the team has shown improvement despite a bad phase with the W15.

Carl Smith by Carl Smith
April 16, 2024
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CHEFE DA MERCEDES TOTO WOLFF ASSEGURA QUE EQUIPE TEM MOSTRADO MELHORA APESAR DE MÁ FASE COM O W15.

The Mercedes Formula 1 team currently holds the fourth position in terms of speed on the 2024 F1 grid. The team principal, Toto Wolff, believes that, despite not receiving much attention for positive reasons this year, the team has made significant strides with their W15 car. Mercedes has faced numerous challenges since the beginning of the 2024 season. Despite performing well in pre-season testing, the team encountered various issues during races with their challenging car. It was expected that the W15 would outperform its predecessors, but unfortunately, that has not been the case. From severe bumps on the track to a double DNF at the Australian Grand Prix, this has become the team’s worst nightmare. However, Toto Wolff claims that they have managed to resolve these issues.

As the Chinese Grand Prix approaches this week, Wolff anticipates an intriguing weekend. After a five-year absence, Formula 1 is returning to Shanghai, and there are many uncertainties for Mercedes and the other teams. Unpredictable weather conditions and the state of the track surface are among the factors that will surprise the ten F1 teams. Toto Wolff is particularly excited to have a race weekend in Shanghai after so long and is eagerly looking forward to the event. He believes that the entire three-day event will be fully booked and that all participants will have a fantastic time.

During a media interaction, Wolff shared his thoughts on the matter. Naturally, the 52-year-old man also has concerns about the unknown. Considering the challenges Mercedes is currently facing with their challenger and the additional factor of a sprint format, the Chinese Grand Prix will be an extremely demanding race. However, Wolff remains confident in his team’s progress and is optimistic about achieving a solid result.

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