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'Our ambition is strong' – Wolff assesses Mercedes' early 2024 chances in bid to catch Red Bull - Vimarsana News

'Our ambition is strong' – Wolff assesses Mercedes' early 2024 chances in bid to catch Red Bull

Mercedes unveiled their 2024 car, the W15, on Wednesday. The team haven’t been out of the limelight since news broke that Lewis Hamilton is to leave the Silver Arrows at the end of the season for Ferrari – but now focus has finally turned to their car, rather than their driver line up.

F1 News - Mercedes merge silver and black liveries for the W15 - Vimarsana News

F1 News - Mercedes merge silver and black liveries for the W15

The penultimate launch of the year saw Mercedes unveil the W15, the car they hope will see them back fighting for wins and championships

EXCLUSIVE: 'I have to prove I still deserve a chance in F1' – Mick Schumacher on losing his Haas seat, and his plan to get back on the grid - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE: 'I have to prove I still deserve a chance in F1' – Mick Schumacher on losing his Haas seat, and his plan to get back on the grid

Mick Schumacher sat down with F1.com's Nadim Bart-Williams to discuss his Haas exit, life at Mercedes, and his target of returning to an F1 race seat...

The new electrified E-Ray is the quickest Corvette ever - Vimarsana News

The new electrified E-Ray is the quickest Corvette ever

The car's smart software knows exactly how to employ the Vette's new electric motor. Here's how it all works.

Source: yahoo.com
The new E-Ray is the quickest Corvette yet - Vimarsana News

The new E-Ray is the quickest Corvette yet

The first electrified Corvette features an electric motor between the front two wheels, giving the vehicle more muscle. Here's how it works.

Source: popsci.com