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Hi, welcome to a new video from #F1News. In this video, we explain why porpoising is such a hot topic this season. Porpoising has been the buzzword so far in the 2022 season, but porpoising remains a major problem for some teams and a minor inconvenience for others. We're going to talk about how the #F1 teams deal with it differently. What are the solutions so far and how will this affect the standings? Before we go any further, be sure to subscribe to our channel and hit the bell icon so you don't miss any updates. Done? Then let's start! #MercedesF1
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