Recently, the Mercedes tweeted a video where technical director, James Allison highlighted the difference between 2018’s W09 and 2019’s W10. All in all, it was a very informative video. He mostly explained that the biggest differences between the two cars are the regulations for their respective years.
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The W10 will soon be seen in action when the Australian GP swings by. So far, they have not had such a great time during pre-season testing, where Ferrari have the edge. Hopefully for their sake, they manage to iron out all the issues within these two weeks so that we can get a proper fight, with possibly Red Bull joining the fun.
Two silver @F1 siblings, side by side. But how do W10 and its predecessor compare? James Allison explains all! 👇 pic.twitter.com/xGRXsvpCpa
— Mercedes-AMG F1 (@MercedesAMGF1) March 5, 2019
Twitter later reacted to the video and put in their thoughts.
What a brilliant explanation of the new regulations. Hats off to @MercedesAMGF1 and James for taking us through them 👍
— Martin Priddy (@MartinPriddy) March 5, 2019
Great insight to the new car, enjoyed watching it and also understood the new regs much better. Can’t wait for the new season
— black rose (@linsahobbs) March 5, 2019
Give James more screen time, always a joy to watch contents with him in it 👍🏻
— Raprada (@raaprada) March 5, 2019
Fabulous video, I thoroughly enjoyed listening and watching it all.
— Tim Holmes Design (@timholmesdesign) March 5, 2019
Kudos to @MercedesAMGF1 and James Allison for the detailed and open explanation of some of the development of the W10. His pride and joy in the car and the team shines through.
— Barbara Melville (@BarbMelville) March 5, 2019
Excellent explanation. Kudos to Mercedes, and if the cars are as matched to the red machines as seen in testing then the ace card will be @LewisHamilton who has an ability to extract the minutest gains possible. Roll on 10 days time
— MMulla (@mmulla69) March 5, 2019
Some lovely phrases in here: vacuum packed, teeny-weeny changes, ‘breathless days in the wind tunnel’. I’m going to write a song with that line. 🎸🎼🎤 @MercedesAMGF1 @f1 #f1 https://t.co/3g5e4qy7cc
— Damon Hill (@HillF1) March 5, 2019
Very interesting video about new aerodynamics in 2019's cars. #F1 https://t.co/df3byKiEEC
— Giorgio Ferrara (@giorgioferrara) March 5, 2019
F1 pundits, be afraid, be very afraid…
Bravo, James. Bravo, Mercedes. https://t.co/pUyi3z1EFT— Steve Matchett (@MrSteveMatchett) March 6, 2019
