Mercedes tech boss Mike Elliott says the Brackley still doesn't understand the divergence in performance of its W13 car in Miami between Friday and Saturday. On the opening day of running at the Miami International Autodrome, George Russell topped the timesheets in FP2 while Lewis Hamilton was fourth, a result that suggested a potential breakthrough for Mercedes in Florida. But the following day in qualifying, both Mercedes drivers fell back in the pecking order, unable to hold their spot among the top four, while Russell and Hamilton finished respectively fifth and sixth on race day. Asked on Mercedes post-race Q&A on YouTube why there had been such a performance variation for its silver...
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