Toto Wolff has stressed the need for Mercedes to “understand what caused our limitations” following a disappointing F1 Emilia Romagna Grand Prix.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:George Russell was the lead Mercedes driver at Imola, finishing a disappointing sevent𝄹h.

Russell qualified third an𓆏d stayed there after the opening lap but soon struggled for pac๊e.

He was for🍸ced to convert to a two-stop strategy, which didn’t work out because of the timing of the Virtual Safety Car an💖d Safety Car.

However, Mercedes’ pace was not there as Russell lost ground to 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Charles Leclerc, who undercut him through the pit stop phase.

In the 🌠end, Mercedes were the fifth-fastest team in the race, struggling to keep up with Williams🎃 and Ferrari.

In his preview for this weekend’s Mona⛎co Grand Prix, Wolff demanded Mercedes “bounce back immediately”.

“After a tough race in Italy, we have the opp𓂃ortunity to bounce back immediately in Monaco,”ꦜ Wolff said.

“We will work hard, quickly and efficiently, to understand what caused our limitations in Im🌜ola.

“It is important we get on top of tha𓄧t so we can avoid any repeat performances in the future.”

Qualifying strength will aid Mercedes in Monaco

Mercedes have been consistently strꦑong over one lap this year.

Russell hasn’t failed to qualify outsid🍃e of the top five in 2025.

Overtaking is near impossible on race day in Monaco, so Wolff is hopeful their qualifying speed will give them a crucial advantage this week🐽end. 

“We know that Monaco is a very differentꦚ challenge, however. Qualifying is absolutely viꦏtal and that has been a strength of ours this year,” Wolff added.

“That is encouraging but doesn’t mean an𝕴ything unless we can do the job on track.

“We have seen how competitive Satu🌄rdays have been ꧙this year and that’s always more intense in Monaco.

“We will have to be at our best to give ourselves the opportunity to fight for a good resওult on Sunday. The mandatory two-stop in the Grand Prix will also add another dimension to the race. We’re excited for the challenge and looking forward to getting back on track.”