Mercedes Make Car Tweak for F1 Hungarian GP to End Poor Form

Mercedes make car tweak for F1 Hungarian GP to end poor form

Andrea Kimi Antonelli has revealed he is reverting to an old suspension for this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix to stop his performance decline in the 2025 Formula 1 season.The Mercedes rookie started strongly with five points finishes in the opening six grands prix, including pole for the Miami sprint, but has scored just once across the last seven rounds.Antonelli has put that down to ...Keep reading

Mercedes Defends Antonelli as Driver Market Remains Open

Mercedes has moved to ease pressure on Kimi Antonelli following an emotional weekend at Spa, as speculation continues over the team’s long-term driver plans. Technical director James Allison publicly shouldered the blame for the team’s current struggles, insisting both Antonelli and George Russell are being let down by the car rather than their own performance. “I hope he takes some solace from the fact that we tell him, and it’s demonstrably a …

F1 News: Mercedes defends Antonelli as driver market remains open

(GMM) Mercedes has moved to ease pressure on Kimi Antonelli (pictured) following an emotional weekend at Spa, as speculation continues over the team’s long-term driver plans. Technical director James Allison … Read More The post F1 News: Mercedes defends Antonelli as driver market remains open appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.

The data that highlights the severity of Mercedes wrong turn

Having started the 2025 Formula 1 campaign looking to have all the potential to rival Red Bull as McLaren's main threat, Mercedes has experience a dramatic recent drop-off in form.It has been perhaps clouded a bit by the false picture of its victory at the Canadian Grand Prix, at a venue that perfectly suited its car characteristics, but a deep look at the numbers highlights just how much its form has slipped away since the Spanish GP.Based on d…

Mercedes defends Antonelli as driver market remains open

Jul.31 Mercedes has moved to ease pressure on Kimi Antonelli following an emotional weekend at Spa, as speculation continues over the team's long-term driver plans. Technical director James Allison publicly shouldered the blame for the team's current struggles, insisting both Antonelli and George Russell are being let down by the car rather than...

Wolff Admits Mercedes Struggles After Spa Woes

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has tempered expectations ahead of this weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix, admitting his squad’s car still struggles with the kind of performance swings that have plagued their 2025 campaign. Speaking before the Budapest race, Wolff highlighted ongoing issues with the W16’s handling on twisty tracks like the Hungaroring. “We’ve made strides, but we won’t eliminate these fluctuations entirely this year,” he said, e…