Mercedes finally unveiled the updates that have been implemented on its W14 black arrow and that will be put to the task in this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix. Mercedes was among several teams that had scheduled to implement updates on their cars at last week's cancelled Emilia Romagna Grand Prix in Imola. Despite Monaco's high-risk environment not being the optimum venue to roll out new elements, the Brackley has opted to move ahead with its development programme that aims first and foremost to transform its W14 contender into a more stable and consistent platform for its drivers. Mercedes' updates in Monaco include a new front suspension and revised floor as well as reprofiled sidepods,...
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