Mercedes rues ‘suboptimal’ F1 floor reveal after ‘Cirque du Soleil’ crane lift

After seven-time world champion Hamilton crashed at Mirabeau in the closing stages of final practice, his car was seen dramatically dangling high in the air as it was🧔 craned away from the circuit.
With the upgraded W14 suspended mid-air, the floor desi𒁃gn was completely exposed, enabling rival aerodynamicists to get a good look at a key area teams usually try to keep secret.
Mer🦹cedes team principal Wolff joked that re♔nowned circus company Cirque du Soleil must have been responsible for the recovery of Hamilton’s heavily-updated car.
“Well, whoever performed the crane has probably worked for Cirque du Soleil,” Wolff said.&nbsꦏp;
“Honestly, that I💯 don’t even co൩mprehend. The car was on the road.
“You could have put it on a truck. You’re showc✤asing a car to everyone in the world.
“That was sub-optimum for us, to say the least.”

A similar scene was witnessed when 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez’s Red Bull was lifted into the Monaco sky folloඣwing his crash in qualifying.
“Checo’s car was the same? The same thing? You see, I didn’t see that…So they’re all fr𒊎om Cirque du Soleil,” Wolff added.
Wolff made it clear he was joking and underlined he appreciates the work done by circui♈tꦜ marshals.
“By the way don’t thrash the stewards [marshals],” he said.&nbﷺsp;
“The Cirque du Soleil is OK, but everybody is doing their best a🌄nd I don’t want to be the team principal that lashes out on stewards [mars🥃hals] that are doing their job.”

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