Toto Wolff dished out the praise as he hailed Mercedes High Performance Powertrain's role in the team's improvement through 2022. F1
2022 really was a season of change in Formula 1, the most obvious being the switch to ground-effect challengers, plus the swap from 13-inch to 18-inch wheels.
But, while consistency was always lacking, Mercedes did show the potential in that W13 by taking a one-two finish in Brazil, their only win of the season, and Wolff was keen to praise the role which Mercedes HPP played in that improvement. “But honestly, how you’ve been able to just progress throughout the season has been a really important cornerstone in the working of all the team together, and you’ve supported the chassis guys who came under a lot of pressure with the obvious behaviour of the car, and you just continued to just deliver a solid job and push the car’s performance up.”
And so, with the Silver Arrows having enjoyed their best form of 2022 in the second half of the campaign, Thomas sees this is a very encouraging sign for 2023 and beyond.
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