Mercedes GP: 2010 World Championship over, let's think about 2011
Ross Brawn, team boss of Mercedes GP, has announced that the 2010 world championship is technically over for them: from the next race, in Belgium, the German team will start thinking about the 2011 car.
Mercedes will not freeze all the updates because on the occasion of the Singapore GP an important package of innovations will be presented for the car which will not, however, distract the technicians and engineers from their primary priority which will be the new car that will take to the track in 2011.
It is Ross Brawn himself who outlines the team's future projects: “we will bring the update regarding the low exhausts to Singapore, but our objective remains that of the 2011 car. Nico Rosberg has 94 points and is seventh among the drivers, Michael , with 38 points, is ninth and with only 132 points the team has no chance of winning the constructors' title. We prefer to focus on next season."
Eleonora Ottonello
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