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Mercedes Investigates Poor Performance in High-Speed Corners at Zandvoort

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Mercedes is analyzing its performance during the Dutch Grand Prix, particularly in high-speed corners. Trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin described the team's pace as unsatisfactory and is seeking explanations for the inconsistencies observed.

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First to reportMercedes bemused why it was “rubbish” through high-speed corners in Dutch GPMercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin rated the team’s pace through Zandvoort’s high-speed corners as “rubbish” and is looking for answers on its inconsistency between both stints and drivers in the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix. After a strong start to the Zandvoort weekend, with George Russell taking pole and victory in the sprint race, Mercedes dropped behind ... Keep readingMotorsport.comSat 29 Aug · 08:09 UTCRead their report →Mercedes still searching for answers on why it was “rubbish” through high-speed corners in Dutch GPMercedes trackside engineering director Andrew Shovlin rated the team’s pace through Zandvoort’s high-speed corners as “rubbish” and is looking for answers on its inconsistency between both stints and drivers in the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix. After a strong start to the Zandvoort weekend, with George Russell taking pole and victory in the sprint race, Mercedes dropped behind ... Keep readingAutosportSat 29 Aug · 08:12 UTCRead →

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