Mercedes F1 Targets More Performance Gains
Since the new engine rules came into play, Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 team heavily capitalized on their power unit advantage. As a result, the group has acquired back-to-back championships from 2014 to 2015 getting both the drivers and constructors titles. With the 2016 coming up, the Mercedes F1 team is once again looking to bag the biggest prizes of the sport. Although there is a strong belief that the team has already reached the peak of its existing hybrid V6 engine, it isn’t the case according to Motorsport.com. In the interview of Andy Cowell, the Mercedes F1 engine chief, the hybrid V6 unit is not yet in its full-potential. He revealed that their engine is now… Continue Reading »