Lewis Hamilton has no chance of winning the British Grand Prix, despite Mercedes improving his car.
That is the opinion of Nico Rosberg, a former Mercedes teammate in Hamilton. I think the performance of his previous team is far behind his rivals Red Bull and Ferrari.
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Mercedes has had a difficult start in the F1 season so far.
Hamilton hasn’t won the race yet and has fallen to sixth place in the F1 ranking.
His Mercedes compatriot George Russell carries slightly better in 4th place.
However, in the Mercedes duo, Red Bull pair Max Verstappen and Sergio Perez occupy first and second place respectively, and Ferrari ace Charles Leclerc has a mountain to climb to catch up with third place. ..
And Rosberg suspects that Hamilton’s or Russell’s resurrection will begin on July 3 in Silverstone.
He told Sky Sports through the mirror before the epic race: “No, they can’t win, there’s no way.
“They are still too far from Ferrari and Red Bull performances. They are still miles away.”
Rosberg’s fears were shared by Mercedes’ technical director Myquariot, whose team revealed that Red Bull and Ferrari were late for the race.
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He states: “Bringing a new bit to Silverstone. We are moving the car forward and trying to get some pace from the car we have or the package we have and the new bit we have. I’m trying to add to it.
“At the same time, we must say that we are honest with ourselves and are a bit behind Ferrari and Red Bull front runners at this point, but I think it will be tough in regular races.
“I think Silverstone will be a circuit that suits us a bit like Barcelona, but it can be a little difficult. No matter what happens, we push as hard as we can.
“Our drivers want to get back to victory, so we push as much as we can. We want to win for the team, we absolutely want to win, and we want to win for our fans, so let’s see what happens. “
But Hamilton hopes Mercedes will be able to return to victory at Silverstone, despite the concerns of Rosberg and Elliott.
A few weeks ago, he said: “By the time we arrive at the British Grand Prix at Silverstone, we hope we have the car we want to compete with Ferrari and Red Bull.
“I wish I could run them for money in a home race.”