Lots of football crossover in this week... Martin Brundle has compared Mercedes to Liverpool, feeling both are suffering a 'lack of confidence'. F1
Martin Brundle has compared the “lack of confidence” on show at Mercedes to the challenges Liverpool are currently facing in the Premier League, with minor changes having made a seemingly sizeable difference in the past year.
While they responded and closed the gap to Ferrari and Red Bull as the year progressed, taking a one-two finish in the season’s penultimate race at Interlagos, it looks on first glance like Red Bull still hold an advantage over the rest of the field, on the evidence of pre-season testing. They were able to have a smoother time of things on the final day of testing, but are likely to head into the first round of the season not knowing exactly where they will finish come Sunday.
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