Brawn expects Mercedes recovery: “They are not idiots, they will get it right”

F1 managing director Ross Brawn has backed Mercedes to return to form despite struggling to get to grips with the new rules.
Ross Brawn (GBR) Managing Director, Motor Sports. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 10, British Grand Prix, Silverstone,
Ross Brawn (GBR) Managing Director, Motor Sports. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 10,…

After winning ei꧟ght consecutive constructors’ titles💧, Mercedes are on course for their worst finish since 2013.

Mercedes are also set to go winless for the first time since 2012, a♊lthough this weekend’s Singapore Grand Prix is expected to be their best chance of standing on the top step.

The German manufacturer struggled with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:porpoising in the early part of the year with their windtunnel figures not aligning wi💞th how the car performed on tra🍨ck.

George Russell (GBR) Mercedes AMG F1 W13. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 16, Italian Grand Prix, Monza, Italy,
George Russell (GBR) Mercedes AMG F1 W13. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 16, Italian Grand…

Their unique ‘zero-pod’ concept caught the headlines in pre-season but given how far ahead Red Bull and Fe♔rrari are with different looking cars, Mercedes might be forced to change🌳 their design philosophy.

Despite a lack of outright performance, reliability and consistency has been a key strength of Mercedes, allowing the team to remain within touching distance of Ferrari for second i𓆉n the constructors’ championship.

In an interview with F1-Insider, Brawn refꦜlected on the new impact of the regulations for 2022.

“Basically, I am very satisfied,” he said. “The cars can follow each other more closely and over🐠take better as a result. Side-by-side driving has also become easier. Before🅺, not many people knew that a car also lost performance there. Pirelli has also contributed to the improvement. So, everything has worked well before.

“The fact that some teams were able to implement the new rules better and the others are upset about it is Formula 1 folklore and was planned beforehan𓄧d. It has hit Mercedes in particular. But they are not id🌌iots, they will get it right.”

Ross Brawn (GBR) Managing Director, Motor Sports.. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 7, Monaco Grand Prix, Monte Carlo,
Ross Brawn (GBR) Managing Director, Motor Sports.. Formula 1 World Championship, Rd 7, Monaco…

Brawn has been F1 managing director since 2017 and was heavily involved in diﷺctating the direction of the regulation overhaul for this year.

However, the♈ former Ferrari boss admitted that he’s willing to♊ take a step back from the sport again.

“I want to cut back considerably, let’s put it that way,” he added. “I will continue to be available with my expertise, but I will no longer be responsible for an area ﷽🐼every day.

“That means I will take care of my children and grandchildre൩n again, go fishing more and take care of my garden.”

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