Antonelli says Mercedes lacked pace despite Dutch GP runner-up finish
Kimi Antonelli finished second in the Dutch Grand Prix after what Formula1.com described as an eventful weekend in which he said he lacked confidence in the Mercedes. After the race, the championship leader said Mercedes is clearly no longer the fastest team in Formula 1.
Antonelli ended the Dutch Grand Prix in second place, capping an eventful weekend at Zandvoort. Formula1.com reported that the Mercedes driver admitted he had been lacking confidence in the car.
According to Motorsport.com, Antonelli said Mercedes is clearly no longer the fastest team in Formula 1 despite his runner-up result. He finished behind Lando Norris, whose McLaren took a second straight win from pole at the circuit.
Motorsport.com also noted that Mercedes has taken only two wins from the last six races, while Ferrari has claimed two in the same span. Antonelli remains the championship leader.
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