While acknowledging the current limitations within the cost cap and the constraints of the regulations, Shovlin emphasized that Mercedes had undertaken significant design changes to improve performance. He highlighted the team’s ongoing commitment to development and its positive trajectory, pointing out that the aerodynamic adjustments to the W14 have led to improved performance.
Mercedes, currently locked in a battle for second place in the Constructors’ standings with Aston Martin and Ferrari, remains focused on consistency to secure the best possible position in the championship. Shovlin expressed confidence that the team’s adaptable performance at various tracks will play to its advantage in the long run.
