Mercedes have revealed the true impact of their🦋 upgrades won’t be apparent until they fix the ongoing “ha𝓀ndling issues” with W15.

Merc🧸edes endured another lacklustre weekend a꧃t the Miami Grand Prix.

Both of their drivers f♌ailed to score points in the sprint, while🦂 on race day, they were comfortably the fourth-fastest team behind McLaren, Red Bull and Ferrari.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton did show some encouraging pace on his way to finish sixth, pressuring 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez in the latter stages.

Mercedes had introduc▨ed a significant upgrade for Miami, particularly around the floor area.

The true impact of it won’t be felt until th🌃ey have cured their handling issues with further upgrades, according to Andrew Shovlin.

“We managed to pull forward about half of our upgrade kit to Miami and t🎶hen the other half will arrive in Imola,” Shovlin said in Mercedes’ debrief on their YouTube channel.

“We’re working๊ very hard on the future races to try and bring developments to them as well. Did it work as expected? Yes it all looks like it’s delivering the performance that we were hoping for from the floor.

“The issue is at the moment is everyone else is developing their cars. You saw McLaren with a big package and they looked to have moved forward. Also the handling issues that th🦂e drivers are having to battle with are making it hard to see all of that performance as a🌳 straight step forward.”

One common trait with the W15 is its i🎉nꦛconsistency and how it can behave “quite differently” from session to session.

Shovlin has explained why the impact of the upgrades will continue to be “blunt”, for now at𒅌 least.

“What we tend to find is the car from session to session can behave quite differently and until we get on top of that we’re always going 𒅌to blunt the benefit we can get from these of updates,” he added.

“But after that last few races we’ve got a very clear idea of what we need to do 🧸the car to get it handling a bit more easily for the drivers, making sure it goes where they want it to go when they’re on those important qualifying laps. We’ve also got quiꩵte a good thread of updates that will be coming for the next three or four races.

“A lot of hard w꧙ork going on but hopefully we’ll start to see the fruits of that soon.”