Can Mercedes catch and overhaul Ferrari in the second half of the 2022 F1 season? 🤔
Although Mercedes have not yet found themselves in proper contention for race victories in 2022, they are getting closer, and the W13 showed more encouraging signs of competitiveness at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
“I think given the troubles we had through the weekend, that shows that we've got really great pace.” has scored more points than Hamilton , who is sixth in the drivers’ standings and just 12 points behind fourth-placed Russell. “Second - first loser,” said Mercedes boss Toto Wolff when asked if there is a chance to beat Ferrari to second place in the constructors’.
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