Toto Wolff says he would “rather not talk too much” about Mercedes’ chances heading into the 2025 F1 season.

Mercedes are hoping to mount a more consistent challenge in 2025 afteꦆr a frustrating campaign last year.

Although the Silver Arrows won four races, the team were left puzzled by inconsistent performance swings with their W15 challenger and finished fourth in the constructors’ champ𒉰ionship.

Now in the post-168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton era with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:George Russell joined by exciting teenage talent 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Andrea Kimi Antonelli, te꧑am principal Wolff is keen to avoid talking u☂p Mercedes too much.

Instead, Wolff 💖would like to wait and see how the team’s W16 car performs in pre-season testing in Bahrain at the end of this month.

“These 🐻cars are so complicated to hit the sweet spot💯, that we’ve only done it on a few occasions,” Wolff is quoted as saying by RacingNews365.

“We were ultra-ꩲdominant in Las Vegas [where it finished 1-2], and then at other tracks, we were unable 🦩to contest for a podium.

“So I’d r🙈ather not talk too much and see how we can perform in the tests and see whether we have solved some of those balance issues, get on top of the tyres and then we shall see.”

Wolff has already admitted Mercedes won’t totally “get rid” of their performance fluctuations during the upcominಞg season.

Mercedes scored a dominant 1-2 in Las Vegas, which took place in cool conditions, but were left baffled by their competitiveness. Meanwhile in warmer tem♕peratures, the 🐻team had a clear car weakness.

“The trick is to be on the good side as often as possible,” he told German publ🎐ication🐭 Auto Motor und Sport.

“You start to correlate patterns – race tracks where your car is good, practice sessions where💧 you pushed your car, tyre compounds with which the𓄧 car harmonises better, track temperatures that are good for the car.

“I hope that we draw the right conclusions from this ꦯover the winter and adjust the development direction for the 202ꦺ5 car,” he said.

“We won’t be able to get rid of these fluctuations ꦜcompletely. We will also see them next year with all ꦏthe teams.”