'All those vortices would blow your mind if you saw what’s happening underneath the car...' F1 Mercedes Formula1
Mercedes clarify Lewis Hamilton comments on ‘mind-blowing’ factor complicating Red Bull pursuitFinishing Friday’s practice in the drop zone had it been qualifying, Andrew Shovlin concedes Mercedes don’t yet have a “really good grasp of everything” that’s going on with the new generation of cars.
Friday’s practice at the Hungarian Grand Prix saw Lewis Hamilton finish down in 16th place, a second off the pace set by the Ferrari of Charles Leclerc, while George Russell was 19th. “The thing we can’t see is the airflow throughout the car,” said the seven-time World Champion. “That is just limited when you look in the wind tunnel because there’s only a certain amount you can move the car.
“If you go full steam ahead in one direction, you could lose weeks of development and it could be tenths of performance, so you have to have to be very methodical in the way they go through that process. I wish it was faster but unfortunately, it is not.”
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