Mercedes GP believes the expected tricky conditions in the Korean Grand Prix could provide it with a great chance to pull off a surprise result. With rain having fallen at the Korean circuit on race morning, and the circuit likely to be damp for the 3pm start, there is a high chance of the inaugural Yeongam event being a thriller. And rather than be worried about the tough conditions that will greet the drivers, Mercedes GP chief Ross Brawn thinks that his men will be better off because of the lottery element of a damp event - and the high graining of tyres that will come from the rubber having been washed off overnight
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Mercedes aims to use tricky conditions
Mercedes GP believes the expected tricky conditions in the Korean Grand Prix could provide it with a great chance to pull off a surprise result. With rain having fallen at the Korean circuit on race morning, and the circuit likely to be damp for the 3pm start, there is a high chance of the inaugural Yeongam event being a thriller. And rather than be worried about the tough conditions that will greet the drivers, Mercedes GP chief Ross Brawn thinks that his men will be better off because of the lottery element of a damp event - and the high graining of tyres that will come from the rubber having been washed off overnight
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