2022 has arguably been Mercedes' most challenging season since the start of the hybrid era, where the German side have fallen off the top step which they've held for so long. After failing to design a suitable car for the new aerodynamic regulations, the reigning Constructors' Champions have seen themselves fall from the top dog to the third best side, behind both Red Bull and Ferrari. Whilst the Austrians have escaped to an almost uncatchable lead, Mercedes are within touching distance of the Scuderia for second in the standings. Second place would be some form of consolation for the Germans, who have been playing catch-up all year. READ: Toto Wolff wary of Audi poaching engineers...
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