Mercedes reveals main problem they can't overtake leaders

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has admitted his team has a fundamental problem that is stopping them from catching the leaders.

The German manufacturer has struggled to match the pace of Red Bull and Ferrari so far this season, with Lewis Hamilton and George Russell failing to win a race.

Wolff has now revealed that the team has a problem with the "overall concept" of their car, which is making it difficult to develop and improve.

"We have a fundamental problem with the overall concept of the car," said Wolff. "We have a problem with the porpoising, which is a problem with the aerodynamics of the car. And we have a problem with the overall balance of the car."

Wolff said that the team is working hard to address these problems, but he admitted that it will take time.

"We're working on it," said Wolff. "We're trying to understand the problems and we're trying to find solutions. But it's not going to be easy. It's going to take time."

Mercedes' struggles have been a surprise to many, as they have been the dominant force in Formula 1 for the past eight seasons.

However, Wolff said that the team is not giving up and they are determined to get back to winning ways.

"We're not going to give up," said Wolff. "We're going to keep fighting and we're going to keep working hard. We're going to find a solution to these problems and we're going to get back to winning ways."

Conclusion

Mercedes' struggles this season have been a surprise to many, but the team is determined to get back to winning ways. They have a fundamental problem with the overall concept of their car, but they are working hard to address it. It will take time, but Mercedes is confident that they can find a solution and get back to the top.