Take a closer look at Mercedes’ Belgian GP updates – video
As we head into a series of Formula 1 tracks that require lower-downforce aerodynamics, it’s not uncommon for teams to bring new components to the Belgian GP due to the low-drag characteristics that Spa requires.
For the 2020 edition, to reinforce its dominant position, Mercedes brought out the big guns and arrived with a truck-load of new parts, ranging from new fins to bargeboards to rear wings and more.
Based on the dominant 1-2 finish Mercedes, the new aero parts clearly worked, so in this video Jake Boxall-Legge takes a look at the update package using our latest 3D animation of the W11, as well as what Red Bull and Ferrari also brought to the race, with varying results.
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