Mercedes has seen its eight-year dominance in Formula 1 come to an end this season, and team boss Toto Wolff says that he studied Manchester United to understand his outfit's decline. From the advent of the hybrid era in 2014 until last year, Mercedes was in a league of its own, clinching 111 race wins and eight consecutive Constructors' titles as it outshined its rivals out on the track thanks to its engineering excellence and commanding execution. But F1's regulation overhaul and the introduction this year of the sport's new-generation cars threw a wrench into the Brackley squad's works, leaving the Silver Arrows outfit trailing Red Bull and Ferrari without a single win to its name so...
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