Mercedes conducts split-specification test in Singapore
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Mercedes has announced a split-specification test for the Singapore Grand Prix, comparing its established aerodynamic package with a recent upgrade. Team principal Toto Wolff confirmed that George Russell will use the older package while Kimi Antonelli will test the new specifications.
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George Russell pushed for "no-brainer" divided Mercedes F1 car strategyGeorge Russell says it was his idea for Mercedes to carry out a back-to-back comparison test in Singapore.
Why splitting car specs is a 'no-brainer' for MercedesMercedes has committed to an unusual strategy for the Singapore Grand Prix, as it will field its two W17s with completely different aero packages over what will already be a hectic and complicated Sprint weekend.
Mercedes reveals early findings from Singapore split F1 car experimentMercedes has shared its early learnings from its unique Singapore experiment.
Why Wolff is backing Mercedes’ split-spec strategyToto Wolff has explained the thinking behind Mercedes’ choice to give each of their drivers a different specification of the W17 in Singapore.
George Russell pushed for "no-brainer" divided Mercedes F1 car strategyGeorge Russell says it was his idea for Mercedes to carry out a back-to-back comparison test in Singapore.
Why splitting car specs is a 'no-brainer' for MercedesMercedes has committed to an unusual strategy for the Singapore Grand Prix, as it will field its two W17s with completely different aero packages over what will already be a hectic and complicated Sprint weekend.
Mercedes reveals early findings from Singapore split F1 car experimentMercedes has shared its early learnings from its unique Singapore experiment.
Why Wolff is backing Mercedes’ split-spec strategyToto Wolff has explained the thinking behind Mercedes’ choice to give each of their drivers a different specification of the W17 in Singapore.Loading comments…
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