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Mercedes: Reliability not up to standard

Mercedes AMG Petronas Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has admitted that Mercedes' reliability has not been up to standard, following a sequence of retirements for Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg since the summer break. Rosberg was forced to retire in Italy and Russia due to mechanical woes, while Hamilton was unable to finish in Singapore. Mercedes had beforehand enjoyed strong reliability in 2015, having claimed nine double-podium finishes across the start of the season. "We, as a team, must make absolutely sure that our drivers have everything they need to make sure it's a Silver Arrow that comes out on top," Wolff said ahead of the United States Grand Prix. "Two retirements from...
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