Christian Horner’s visit to the Mercedes factory will not happen
It appears Red Bull boss Christian Horner will not be paying a visit to the Mercedes factory after the ‘terms and conditions’ of the prize excludes him.
It appears Red Bull boss Christian Horner will not be paying a visit to the Mercedes factory after the ‘terms and conditions’ of the prize excludes him.
Mercedes can expect a visit from Christian Horner after he launched a successful £4,000 bid for a tour of the Mercedes facilities at the Autosport Awards Charity Auction on Sunday.
George Russell has hinted that the Mercedes W13 will race with a different livery for the 2022 Formula 1 season.
The ABB Formula E season seven championship-winning team could be rebranded as McLaren and run with a Nissan powertrain.
The 2021 Constructors champions denied that their Mercedes W13 failed an FIA crash test, claiming that the car passed the mandated tests “a few weeks ago.”
An Italian news report says Mercedes has failed an FIA static crash test on the side of the W13 in a similar way to Red Bull.
According to a report from Corriere dello Sport, Mercedes and Red Bull are among the teams that want an extra $5 million added to their budget to account for sprint qualifying.
Mercedes AMG Petronas F1 team announced the launch date of their new car, the W13, which will be unveiled on Friday 18 February.
George Russell said he risked being permanently excluded from Mercedes when he rejected their support during his former years in Formula 1.
According to reports, Mercedes has secured an agreement to drop Abu Dhabi appeal in exchange for sacking Michael Masi as race director following the controversial 2021 season finale.