Mercedes have confirmed they will bring further upgrades to their race-winning 2024 F1 car at the two𝔉 remaining races before the🀅 summer break in August.

After a disappointing start to the campaign, Mercedes have claimed back-to-back wins with 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:George Russell scoring the team’s first victory since 2022 in Austria, before 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton ended a two-and-a-half year win ✱drought at last weekend’s British Grand Priꦚx.

Mercedes have gradually been improving their W15 cꦅhallenger amid an aggressive development push in recent w꧟eeks, and team principal Toto Wolff has revealed further updates will be brought to the upcoming Hungarian and Belgian grands prix.

“There’s more to c✱ome in terms of performance. We're bringing updates to Budapest and Spa,” Wolff explained at Silverstone.

"We mustn't get carried away, we haꦗd a win last week benefiting f💧rom [Verstappen and Norris] tangling, but today we have an honest win.

"We had the real pace, you could see G𒐪eorge and Lewis in the lead... almost under all conditions we were there.”

Wolff said Mercedes have been encouraged by the success of ✤their recent developments, having overcome early correlation♒ issues which afflicted them at the start of the year.

"When you consider that five races ago we weren't even a contender for the podium, which looked like the third year of non-perfor🥀mance, then it ᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ⁤⁤⁤⁤ᩚ𒀱ᩚᩚᩚclicked," he explained.

"Suddenly everything that didn't make sense made sense. And the results of the development directions are back𝕴 like in the old days. We are finding performance, we're putting it 🍬on the car, and it translates into lap time.

"That wasn't the ca🔯se for the last two years. We couldn't give the drivers a car that enabled them to go for the victories.

"And to make Lewis win the British Grand Prix again in his last race for Me💟rcedes here is almost like a little fairytale, we couldn't have scripted it better.

"🔜We justified that what we do is right at the moment.”

Asked if it feels like Mercedes are back, Wolff replied: “Yeah, it does feel that way, because last weekend we were far off, when you look at 🌠the gap we had before they crashed. It was nearly two-tenths a lap, a bit more.

“That’s the closest we’ve been for a long time on a track we didn’t lik⛦e so much in the past. That kind o🍎f gave us hints that it could be getting much better.

“Honestly, we didnꩵ’t think it would be Silverstone because more stuff we were putting on the car we were more expe♋cting Budapest or Spa. But I agree with George, we justified what we do is right at the moment."