Toto Wolff sets eyes on ‘maximizing the outcome’ of the Mercedes W14 with Belgian GP upgrades
Toto Wollf is adamant that Mercedes will keep providing upgrades until their car is competitive again for the upcoming races.
In an exciting development ahead of the Belgian Grand Prix, Toto Wolff, the Team Principal of Mercedes, has expressed his determination to make the most of the upgrades on the Mercedes W14. With the race at Spa-Francorchamps just around the corner, Wolff aims to optimize the car’s performance and achieve the best possible results for the team.
The Mercedes W14 has been a force to be reckoned with in the Formula 1 season, but Wolff knows that staying ahead requires continuous improvement. The team is working tirelessly to fine-tune the car, ensuring it is fully equipped to tackle the challenges of the iconic Belgian circuit. With Wolff’s strategic vision and the team’s relentless efforts, Mercedes fans can look forward to an electrifying performance at the upcoming Belgian Grand Prix.
There are concerns that Mercedes will not be able to demonstrate their actual speed about their Constructors’ Championship competitors, with Team Principal insisting “Spa-Francorchamps is a legendary track that is a genuine test for both cars and drivers, especially in the sprint format with so short practice time on such a lengthy and hard circuit. As part of our continuous development strategy, we will be offering upgrades this weekend.”
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New Upgrades For Mercedes in Spa
Toto Admitted that Hungary was a weekend of highs and lows as they ran into cooling issues in both cars. He said Mercedes certainly had the second-fastest car, but they must execute better if W14 is to reach its full potential. Nonetheless, the Team scored well with both drivers and maintained our P2 Championship position.
Toto said that as part of our continuous development strategy, they will provide updates this weekend. They hope that this is another modest step towards bettering the W14. However, it is difficult to estimate where they will stand about their opponents. He said the team will aim to optimize the outcome in this final race before the summer break, regardless of where the car’s real pace is.
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