George Russell says F1 Canadian GP performance shows Mercedes are “definitely on the right path”

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Lewis Hamilton claimed his second consecutive podium finish in Mercedes’ upgraded W14 behind168澳洲5最新开奖结果: Max Verstappen’s dominant Red Bull and Aston Martin’s 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Fernando Alonso.
Things didn’t go to plan f🐻or Russell𒉰, who was running fourth on the road behind his teammate before he hit the wall and was later forced into retirement.
Nevertheless, Russell says Mercedes’ comꦅpetitive pace at two different types of circuits in Barcelona and Montreal “bodes well” for the team’s prospects going forward.
“I think going from Barceloဣna to here, two quite contrasting circuits, bodes well for the future,” Russell said.
“Of course, as a team, we’re looking for more 🉐than just second best. We need to close that gap to Red Bul𓄧l, but [our pace here] definitely shows we’re on the right path.”

Encouraged by the step forward that ♓has come from the major update that was first introduced at the Monaco Grand Prix, Mercedes is pressing on with an aggressive development push in their bid to close the gap to Red Bull.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has revealed plans fo🌳r the German manufacturer to bring a “larger” upgrade to next month’s British Grand Prix at Silverst🍸one.
"We're bringing a larger one to Silverstone𓃲, then we should have another one before shutdown,” Wolff explained.
“It's just that the learnings have accelerated a lot since we changed some of them𝔍 conception architecture, and there should be decent steps coming in th🌊e next four races.
"For us ꦡwe diꦛdn't expect to perform here in Canada because how the car DNA is at the moment is more for the high-speed corners, so it's encouraging not be not so far away, but one must not forget that Max is cruising in the front.
"Maybe cruising is the wrong word. Max is still having an easier time in the front, not cruising, but still I think there🅷 is margin, so there's quite a gap to catch up."

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