While Toto Wolff says the Mercedes W14 will be 'in the bin' for 2024, Lewis Hamilton has said there are plenty of positives to carry over.
Lewis Hamilton refutes Toto Wolff: We’re not throwing Mercedes W14 ‘in the bin’While Toto Wolff had said this year’s Mercedes will be thrown ‘in the bin’ for 2024, Lewis Hamilton has said there are plenty of positives to carry over.
Mercedes were in the battle for the win in Singapore last weekend, thanks to a canny strategy gamble during a Virtual Safety Car, but ultimately fell short of victory. Speaking after the race, team boss Toto Wolff had been firm in his assertion next year’s Mercedes will be from a blank sheet of paper.
“We will throw this one in the bin when it’s really fast and then embark on a new journey,” Wolff told the media after Singapore. But no, 2,000 people have worked so hard to build these things, and they will continue to be a part of our history and our learning curve. There will be bits of it that we try to change, try to hold on to some of the positives because there are always positives, good and bad sides, and so we’re trying to hold on to the positives.
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