While there are updates on the way, Mercedes is not expecting to catch up with Red Bull in time for the SaudiArabianGP F1
Mercedes reserve driver Mick Schumacher is hoping the team will be closer to Red Bull’s pace in Saudi Arabia, but admitted they looked “super dominant” at the season opener in Bahrain.
Given the former eight-time consecutive Constructors’ champions had wanted to begin the season on a high in their quest to wrestle back competitive control in Formula 1, team principal Toto Wolff described the race weekend as one of his worst in racing, with Mercedes left with work to do to get back to where they want to be.
“I mean, the Red Bull just looks super, super dominant. It looked really simple out there in some ways for Max and Checo,” Schumacher told the“I don’t think that there’s reason to believe that we’ll be at their pace, but hopefully we’ll be a bit closer.”
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