Whilst it wasn’t a successful season for Mercedes, 2022 was certainly a year for the Silver Arrows to reflect on, given how far they came throughout the year. Rolling the clock back to the Bahrain Grand Prix, the world was left in complete shock at how woeful the Germans were, who clearly had a monumental issue
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Mercedes looked destined to be the long term home of George Russell ever since he impressed while driving for the team in Sakhir, covering for Lewis Hamilton when he contracted COVID-19. The young Brit looked highly likely to win that race if it was not for a pit stop error and a puncture, beating Valtteri
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It has truly been a year to forget for Mercedes and all the German’s employees at both Brackley and Brixworth, with the side having endured a campaign so difficult that they could never have predicted it. Since the beginning of the hybrid era, it has been a common theme for the Silver Arrows to dominate, considering that
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Lewis Hamilton is used to winning awards and breaking records, but 2022 has been a year full of unwanted records and failures for the 37-year-old, as Mercedes struggled to tackle the major regulation changes that came at the start of the season. The Brit has now officially completed the first winless season of his illustrious
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Mercedes can finally say goodbye to 2022 and the W13, a car that decided to end the season the same way it started it back in Bahrain, badly. After a few promising races, including, George Russell’s victory at the Brazilian Grand Prix, it was back to reality for the Silver Arrows at the Abu Dhabi
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The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix marked the end of Mercedes’ worst season since the start of the hybrid era in 2014, with the Germans having finished third in the Constructors’ Championship. After a few strong races, it was back to reality for the Silver Arrows at the Yas Marina Circuit, as George Russell finished fifth
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Mercedes’ season appears to be ending not how the Silver Arrows would’ve hoped for, after a few races in a row of very strong results. The Germans locked out the third row of the grid for Sunday’s Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, after Lewis Hamilton and George Russell ended qualifying well off the pace of both
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To much delight, Mercedes can finally turn the page on 2022 and look towards returning to the top in 2023, after a season they could never have predicted. Mercedes have been a shadow of their former dominant selves, with the side having been on paper the third best for the majority of the season. One
MoreIt was a season finale to forget for Mercedes, who suffered their first technical-based retirement of the season late on, following an issue for Lewis Hamilton. After locking out the third row in qualifying, Hamilton made an electric start to the race and overtook Carlos Sainz into Turn One. The Spaniard was eventually back ahead
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The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix provides Mercedes with a chance to issue Ferrari with the ultimate embarrassment, as the Silver Arrows have a chance to overtake the Scuderia in the constructors’ champions despite a below par season. The team have struggled for the majority of the season, after porpoising issues in the early stages of
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