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Originally Posted by M5Rick
Merc has had a huge advantage from 2014 (when the hybrids were pushed in) the engine and everything connected to it.
Montezomolo then Ferrari F1 boss has said that Lauda told him that Merc were building a hybrid since 2007 and Lauda didn't deny he told him that while he still lived.
So let's look at it now with Austin coming up,Merc are up on performance and gov. body say it's fine, that in itself is highly questionable.
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Again more speculation without proof. Back in 2007 mercedes didn't even have a team, they were just partnered with Mclaren. Back then it was Ferrari and RB being favorites.
Again you're only twisting it to your own narrative, how do you know mercedes didn't have to pull back power previously to ensure their only 2 motors left in the pool didn't fail? How do you know if degredation didn't cause a drop off in power? You don't and thus you start to speculate. Redbull had a huge power jump mid season that was suspect - the FIA responded and said it was fine. How come you aren't all enraged by that? That's right, because you're so insanely biased you cannot see the world clearly.