Toto Wolff says Mercedes has been hard at work to understand its car’s high-speed corner deficit and hopes that this week’s race in Melbourne will show some progress. The high-speed instability of the Brackley squad’s W15 heavily weighed on the team’s performance in Saudi Arabia where George Russell and Lewis Hamilton finished respectively sixth and ninth. At Jeddah, the deficit was such that Hamilton felt that he was racing in a “different category” compared to his rivals. “We left points on the table in both Bahrain and Saudi Arabia,” commented Wolff in mercedes’ Australian GP preview. “We started off each weekend strongly, running our usual practice programmes, but couldn't deliver on tha
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