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Mercedes will 'go up in flames' chasing Ferrari

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says the Silver Arrows are willing to "go up in flames" as they try to match the power of Ferrari. For the first time in the V6 Hybrid era, Mercedes are not the dominant power team in Formula 1, but Wolff says his team are relishing the challenge. Ferrari's gain is thought to come from the electrical side of their power unit, not only helping Sebastian Vettel and Kimi Raikkonen, but also Haas and Sauber. After their customer teams introduced a third upgraded PU of the season in Hungary, Ferrari are likely to follow sui in Belgium or Italy after the summer shutdown. Mercedes are also due a fresh power unit, and Wolff says it will be a crucial...
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