The Mercedes W14 B-spec.2 will be raced at this weekend's SpanishGP ... F1 Formula1
Mercedes technical director James Allison has confirmed the team will continue their upgrade push this weekend in Barcelona, as part of a “whole bunch more things” that will be added to the W14 in the coming races.
Wolff explained that the Spanish Grand Prix will double up as a data-gathering exercise for the team as the uniqueness of Monaco does not lend itself into being a useful testing venue, but the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya – a long-time test circuit for the sport – very much fits the bill. “So, there will be a little bit we’re bringing to Barcelona and many more things in the races that follow.
Lewis Hamilton in particular spoke positively about how his new, improved chassis handled, while Wolff acknowledged the rear of the car in particular was still “nasty” for the drivers to wrestle around the track.
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