It’s been contra🔯sting fortunes for the two teams that went head-to-hea🔥d for the 2021 title.

Since the introduction of F1’s new aero regulations, Red Bull have won all but five races, while Mercedes have just one victory to thei♔r name.

Red Bull are on course to win their third straight drivers’ title with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Max Verstappen, who has a 69-point lead over 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Sergio Perez.

Mercedes are still some way off✱ them, although their recent upgrade package has seen them enjoy a mini-resurgence in ꦿform.

Speaking to German publication AMuS, Allison is confident Mercedes can challenge𝓰 Re🍒d Bull in the very near future.

“I keep saying it internally: there’s no reason why it won’t happen this season, as long as we’re able to keep improving our cꦬar,”

“The challenge is to do that and at the same time build up enough know꧟ledge so that we can do it next season right from the start.”

Allison also e🌼xplained how Mercedes have managed to turn their car around, particularly with regards to ride control.

“Let me give you a brief insight into the development history of this car. Last year’s model was designed wiꦆth the naïve assumption that we could drive it as ✤low as possible, then we found out that wasn’t possible,” Allison explained.

“When we had to go higher, we were a good bit oℱutsid𝓡e the range where the aerodynamics work optimally.

“On certain tracks with flat surfaces, we were able to drive it closer to the conditi🎃ons the car was designed for.

“As the season went on, we le💮arned how to get a bit more out of the car by going higher. Tha﷽t’s why we were a bit better off at the end of 2022.

“Th💫is year we have a little bit better handle on how low we can go before we get into trouble. We’re not perfect there yeཧt, but we’re getting closer to perfection.”