Mercedes GP
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The British driver complained of back and chest pains caused by the car’s violent bouncing, saying: ‘It really takes your breath away. I really hope we find a solution’
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Red Bull’s Max Verstappen is only 27 points behind Charles Leclerc, who finished sixth after making a late error that allowed Lando Norries to be third
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World champion will start P1 on Sunday and claimed championship eight points, while Lewis Hamilton struggled with his Mercedes and will begin in 14th
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The Mercedes principal, Toto Wolff, is still unhappy with Michael Masi’s role in last season’s finale in Abu Dhabi, saying: ‘He has not properly reflected that he did something wrong’
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George Russell is not expecting a speedy resolution to the problems which have led to Mercedes being well off the pace in the opening two rounds of the F1 season
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The seven-time world champion struggled in qualifying while Mick Schumacher was taken to hospital for checks after his crash
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