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It’s become increasingly clear over the course of the 2022 Formula 1 season that Mercedes’ solution to the championship’s new regulations has not worked. Mercedes has gone from eight successive constructors’ championships to a campaign that could be its first without a win since 2011, while its chief 2021 rival Red Bull has won 16 of the 20 races. The team’s W13 was blighted by porpoising problems over the first few races of the year, preventing Mercedes from understanding the real problems with its 2022 concept. And it seems though the Silver Arrows are going to have to do a massive change to its 2023 car, if they are to compete for championships again. Want to know what the brackley based squad is doing to get back to winning ways next season, better stick till the end of this video.
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