Mercedes faced disappointment in Austria as George Russell finished fifth in the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix, more than a minute behind the dominant McLarens. The W16 struggled with tyre overheating issues in Austria, affecting its performance throughout the weekend. The race in Spielberg turned out to be forgettable as even Ferrari managed to finish ahead after bringing upgrades. Russell expressed frustration at the team’s ongoing struggles with tyre overheating despite their efforts to find solutions. The victory in Canada was not a fluke, as the track’s characteristics played a role in mitigating tyre overheating issues for the team. Austria’s layout, with a mix of fast corners and straights, exacerbated Mercedes’ tyre problems, creating a perfect storm of challenges for the team.
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