Mercedes faced engine failure and a crash in the Australian Grand Prix, leaving them in fourth place in the constructors' championship. Team principal Toto Wolff expressed his disappointment and frustration, but also emphasized the importance of staying positive and believing in the team's ability to turn things around.
An engine failure forced Hamilton to retire in the early exchanges before teammate Russell crashed hard on the final lap in his pursuit of Mercedes leave Australia fourth in the constructors’ championship, 71 points adrift of Red Bull, 29 behind McLaren and only a single point clear of Aston Martin after three rounds. "Tough to take, super tough,” Wolff said."I would be lying if I said at any moment I felt positive about the situation and optimistic.
“You just need to overcome the negative thoughts and say, 'we will turn this around'. Today it feels very, very brutal.”“Then you look at last year where Leclerc crashed out and Sainz was fourth on the road, McLaren were 17th, 18th or 19th and now they are 40 seconds ahead of us. "On one side, I want to punch myself on the nose. On the other side, it's a testimony that when you get things right, you can turn it around pretty quickly and continue to believe.George Russell (GBR) Mercedes AMG F1 W1
Mercedes F1 Australian Grand Prix Engine Failure Crash Constructors' Championship Toto Wolff Disappointment Frustration Positive Mindset
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