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‘Mercedes’ Articles

Mercedes: Bahrain pace issue identified

Written by Red Andy on 17 March 2010

Mercedes GP's relative lack of pace in the Bahrain Grand Prix has been explained by the team, who insist that failing to remove their pre-season testing sandbags hurt their performance. [Read More]

Superstitious Schumacher appeals to FIA

Written by Red Andy on 22 January 2010

A superstitious Michael Schumacher has asked the FIA to allow him to win all the races in 2010, as he believes that not doing so would bring bad luck. [Read More]

Brawn pleased at rebranding

Written by Red Andy on 25 November 2009

Brackley, Wednesday: Mercedes GP team principal Ross Brawn has said that he is pleased about the rebranding he has undergone after selling his team, and is unconcerned by reports in the British press of a lack of patriotism. After Jenson Button’s departure from the team, formerly Brawn GP, rumours have persisted that new owners Mercedes [Read More]

Mercedes livery causes widespread illness

Written by Red Andy on 16 November 2009

Stuttgart, Monday: Mercedes’ announcement that they are buying a 75% stake in Brawn GP and rebranding the team as a works outfit has met with mixed reactions after the German corporation made the mistake of revealing the new team’s expected livery at their headquarters today. Mercedes’ 2010 colour scheme is based on the [Read More]