Friday 22 May 2026 17:45, UK
Ted Kravitz and Bernie Collins break down the eight upgrades Mercedes brought to the Canadian Grand Prix weekend. In a short video feature they walk through the new package, explain what each change is intended to do, and outline what to watch for on track as the team evaluates the parts in practice and qualifying.
Their analysis highlights three themes: improving aerodynamic efficiency and balance, managing cooling and tyre behaviour for the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve’s mix of long straights and heavy braking zones, and fine‑tuning suspension and floor details to recover performance without destabilising the car. Kravitz and Collins also discuss how the team will introduce and assess the pieces across the weekend and what indicators—lap times, balance through high‑speed corners, and tyre degradation—will show whether the upgrades are working.
The clip is useful for viewers who want a quick, expert appraisal of Mercedes’ approach before they hit the Montreal track. For anyone following the weekend, the key moments to watch are practice sessions for setup changes, qualifying for single‑lap pace, and the race to see real‑world durability and strategy effects.
Watch the full breakdown in the embedded video: Ted Kravitz and Bernie Collins explain what upgrades Mercedes have brought ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix.