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McLaren has revealed how there were telltale signs in Monaco that fuelled internal suspicions Mercedes would be a threat during the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix. Mercedes headed into last weekend’s round at Montreal having not logged a podium in the opening eight races and trailing a seismic distance behind the leading trio. But the […]
Mercedes arrived at Montreal last weekend without a podium in the first eight races, far behind the leading trio. The team, however, had been confident in overcoming setbacks with the W15 machine. George Russell secured pole position and Mercedes’ first podium in 2024 by finishing third at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve. McLaren’s power unit provider was certain of Mercedes joining the front battle based on recent performances. The Italian stated that Mercedes began to unleash its potential by utilizing a new front wing that improved balance. The new front wing has made the W15 easier for drivers to handle, as observed from onboard footage. With this development, Mercedes’ front end appears much stronger, requiring less steering input for optimal performance.
