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Mercedes accused of turning down their engine to prevent rivals qualifying for FIA ‘catch up’ concessions
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Mercedes accused of turning down their engine to prevent rivals qualifying for FIA ‘catch up’ concessions
After months of speculation over who will come out on top following the biggest ever upheaval in F1’a technical regulations, the answer was Mercedes. Some suggested this was entirely inevitable given this was the result of the last big change in F1 powertrain architecture in 2014. George Russell romped to pole position, a massive 0.8 ...
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