Lewis Hamilton hails Mercedes' F1 2023 approach - 'Not a team that copies'

Lewis Hamilton has lauded his Mercedes team for staying loyal to their design choices for F1 2023 rather than replicating other teams.
Hamilton hails Mercedes for 'not being a team that copies'

Mercedes’ have carried over several concepts pioneered with their troubled W13 to their 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:new W14 contender, including their unique narrow sidepods, as they look to extract untapped potential from a difficult 2022 campaign heading into the new season🧸. 

In contrast, many teams’ 2023 designs have adopted a clear convergence towards the philos💫ophy favoured by Red Bull, who dominated both world championships last year. 

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But Hamilton said he is pro🍸ud Mercedes are keeping the faith in their bold design approach. 

“I don’t believe we’ve ever been a team that copied other people,” the seven-time w🦂orld champion said. 

“We’ve always been of our own mind and always been a team that’s incredibly creative and innovative and like to do it our way. I think that’s worked in t🐼he past. 

Hamilton hails Mercedes for 'not being a team that copies'

“You see some of the cars are converging to what Red Bull, perhaps, will look like, except from Ferrari. Last year we arrived and were li𓃲ke ‘damn that looks quick’, and then it wasn’t with all the issues we had🦩. 

“Then coming into another season with a car that’s kind of similar looking in 💙many respects, because a lot of the elements are difficult to change. But you’ve got to have confidence in the engineers, and I do. 

"We’re sticking with it, we’re going with it, and I hope when w꧟e get in it has the characteristics that we’v𒁃e asked for. But if not we will find a way. 

“I think the job of the engineers an🦂d the drivers is to come up with solutions. We’re prepared f𒆙or ‘what if?’. 

“The difficult thing is you don’t have a crystal ball, so you never know what is up ahead. All you can do is prepare yourself and be present and w♒ork diligently towards solving whatever issue it is.” 

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