F1: Mercedes reveal aggressive plan to catch Red Bull and Ferrari
Mercedes are not ready to shift focus to 2023 just yet as they are planning to continue developing their 2022 machine to close the gap to Red Bull and Ferrari.
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Mercedes are not ready to shift focus to 2023 just yet as they are planning to continue developing their 2022 machine to close the gap to Red Bull and Ferrari.
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