In a dramatic end to the Belgian Grand Prix, Mercedes' own tire whisperer George Russell triumphed, marking his second victory of the season, while teammate Lew
has stepped up to explain and defend the strategies deployed, particularly the differing approaches taken with their two drivers.
"My tires were completely fine when I came into the pits on both occasions," Hamilton remarked, shedding light on his perspective of the strategic calls. "We didn’t think it was possible," Wolff admitted, regarding the one-stop strategy. "But, at a certain stage, we said ‘let’s stay out’ because we would have finished fifth anyway, in both scenarios. He made it last."
Following a less competitive practice session on Friday, overnight modifications to the car's floor and resolving a mechanical issue significantly improved performance. Wolff praised the team's effort:
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