“Most of them are back at the factory getting those first upgrades on the car and overseeing things. So for Mikey to be at the track in Miami, I felt was unusual. It pointed to them still trying to work out how best to run the car at the track and he was just trying to guide the likes of Andrew Shovlin and James Vowles.
“Just give them any help he can from a setup point of view and getting from them any ideas as to what they need to focus on back in the factory on upgrades.”
Mercedes will have their chance to see if they’ve made any progress this weekend at the Spanish Grand Prix. While the track in Barcelona isn’t notorious for having plenty of overtaking opportunities, it is where most drivers arguably feel more comfortable having spent hours testing both on track in pre-season and in the simulator.
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