Mercedes also make mistakes now and then (see the pitlane incident in Monza), but technically it delivers one flawless weekend after another. In that respect, Red Bull Racing still has a lot of ground to make up. According to Renger van der Zande, this is inherent to the corporate structure of the Milton Keynes team. "You might see that at moments like this," said Van der Zande in conversation with De Telegraaf. "At Mercedes they all sit together in the office, continuously working with the different parts in terms of gearbox, engine aerodynamics and, of course, electronics. They do have external partners, but they do a lot in house." Friction between Red Bull and...
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