You get the feeling Mercedes will be glad to see the back of the W14 car.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has admitted that the W14 is still “tricky to master” even after continuous upgrades brought to the car this season.
Fast forward to Mexico and Hamilton was once again on the podium, with the result standing this time and helping the seven-time World Champion narrow the gap to just 20 points in the race with Sergio Perez for the P2 spot in the Drivers’ Championship.But, despite the recent upsurge, Wolff has conceded that the W14 still has one major flaw and still retains what he would could ‘diva’ characteristics.
“Leaving Mexico with a second-place finish, given the challenging start to the weekend and our grid positions, was positive. The car showed very good race pace however we know we’ve got more work to do to extract the maximum from the W14 across all three days. Brazilian GP storm threat as Lewis Hamilton involvement in Mercedes departure speculated – F1 news round-up
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