Aston Martin grabbed the headlines with a 🦄stunning transformation over the winter to start the season as Red Bull’s nearest challengers, while a mid-season upgrade has turned around McLaren’s campaign following a terrible start🦋. 

And Me🐈rcedes boss Wolff wants the German manufacturer to take inspiration from the gains made by their ri🌌vals in order to get “back in the game” next season. 

"I think where we are, we just need a step that McLaren and Aston𒀰 Martin have achieved in one go,” he said. 

"It is not making a two tenths update, but a five tenths update and then you're bacꦉk in the game. So yeah, I thinkﷺ it's possible.”

Merc😼edes have already revised their W14 car as they continue to play catch up to Red Bull’s unbeaten RB19 design, and are confident they have a bet൩ter grip on the new regulations compared to when they were first introduced last year. 

Asked whether Mercedes know specifically what they want to do with next year’s carཧ concept, Wolff replied: "I think we have a few directions. 

"If we would know it woul꧃d be much easier, but🌟 the car is just very unpredictable and lacks grip. So, there are plenty of things that you need to tackle.

"We tend to believ🦄e in F1 that there's a silver bullet that's going to unlock everything.

"I think we just neꦦed to put components toget💟her to make them work together in the car. There's not one topic that I would call out."