Mercedes broke its win drought in Brazil, running its two W13 F1 cars slightly different to suit each driver's needs. Here's a look at the details ⬇️
But its 1-2 finish in the Brazilian Grand Prix is proof of how relentless it has been in its pursuit of performance throughout the campaign.
While there have been some tough moments this year, the experience should also set it in good stead for the next few seasons, as the team now has some knowledge and understanding that some of its rivals might not about the intricacies of the new generation of ground effect cars. ’s W13 was fitted with a lower downforce configuration during FP1, as the rear wing featured an upper flap with the trailing edge trimmed back .The selection changed a little as qualifying approached, with both drivers sporting the same upper flap.
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