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Mercedes would still win with a Renault engine

Mercedes ability to win races this season isn't purely down to their superior engine, according to Force India's chief operating officer Otmar Szafnauer. Whilst recognising the fact the power unit is ahead of both the Ferrari anMercedes ability to win races this season isn't purely down to their superior engine, according to Force India's chief operating officer Otmar Szafnauer. d Renault unit's in terms of performance, Szafnauer reckons Mercedes would still be winning races if the chassis were powered by a Renault engine because the team is ahead in other areas. "To win you have to get it all right," he told the official F1 website. "Look at Mercedes - I believe that their...
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