Mercedes explains Dutch GP high-speed struggles and Russell team order

First reported 2 days, 2 hours ago · latest 2 hours ago

Mercedes reviewed its Dutch Grand Prix performance, calling high-speed pace "rubbish" and explaining why George Russell moved aside for Kimi Antonelli late in the race. The team extended its constructors' lead despite not having the fastest car.

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How the sources differ

Autosport and Motorsport.com both lead on Andrew Shovlin's high-speed corner criticism, with nearly identical coverage. PlanetF1 focuses on the team order reasoning. The r/formula1 post summarizes the team's radio show, adding context on engine penalties and cost cap management.

Recommended first read: Autosport's article is the most complete, covering the high-speed performance issue with image support and no paywall, making it the best first read.

Mercedes explains Dutch GP high-speed struggles and Russell team order

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Mercedes explains Dutch GP high-speed struggles and Russell team order

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Summary of Mercedes' latest show with Bradley Lord and Andrew Shovlin, going over car performance and team orders in Zandvoort, upcoming engine penalties, offset upgrade strategy and cost cap management.