Mercedes anticipating "huge challenge" from Ferrari at Canadian GP
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says his team is braced for a “huge challenge” fromဣ Formula 1 rivals Ferrari at this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix.
The reigning world champion squad has won all six racesꦺ so far this season and despite Ferrari being yet to 🍷record a victory, Mercedes is expecting a resurgence from the Scuderia in Canada.
Montreal’s Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is dominated by long straights, an area Ferrari’s SF90 has been the standout car in, while Mercedes’ W10 has performed better in slower corners seen in ꧅the final secﷺtor at Barcelona and Monaco.

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says his team is bra𝐆ced for a “huge challenge” from Formula 1 rivals Ferrari at this weekend’s Canadian Grand Prix.
The reigning world champion squad has won all six races so far thཧis season and despite Ferrari being yet to record a victory, Mercedes is expecting a resurgence from t💫he Scuderia in Canada.
Montreal’s Circuit Gilles Villeneuve is dominated by long straights, an area Ferrari’s SF90 haꦐs been the standout car in, while Mercedes’ W10 has performed better in slower corners seen in the final sector at Barcelona and Monaco.
“Canada is the seventh race of the season and we are beginning to see more clearly the strengths a𒉰nd weaknesses of our car,” 𒁏Wolff said.
“In the past six races, we꧃ were very strong in the corners but lost time on the straights. This will make Canada a huge challenge for us as the track characteristics could favour our opponents - there are many long straights, and fewer corners in which to make up lap time.
“But we're look𒁏ing forward to the challenge; we've seen some great races in Can♐ada in recent years and expect another action-packed weekend in Montreal.”
Mercedes is expected to bring its first engine upgrade of the season to Canada in ﷽the hope of clawing back some of its cu🎀rrent top speed deficit to Ferrari.
Ferrar൩i introduced its latest power unit in Spain after opting to bring forward its development by two races in a bid to reduce Mercedes’ advantage, though its best result has been a second-place finish for Sebast🌸ian Vettel in Monaco.
Speaking after hi🌱s victory in Monte Carlo, Lewis Hamilton, who holds a 17-point lead in the championship, said: “Going into the next race, a🍷 lot of analysis will be made and particularly towards trying to understand the tyres better and deliver better in terms of our processes and on my side, trying to work even better with my engineers to try and extract more from my car.
“That means Bono [Hamilton’s race engineer Peter Bonnington] and a lot of the engineers trying to extract more information from the ERS and positioning the information in the right way so I can deliver mor🅷e from this car.
ಞ“And also I know the guys b𓂃ack at the factory are working on developments, so I think we will probably have a new engine by the next race, so the car will continue to move forwards as we will.”

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