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Mercedes makes software fix after Spa problems

Mercedes has resolved a power-related engine glitch affecting George Russell following performance issues at Spa.

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The brief

Mercedes has implemented a software fix to resolve engine problems experienced at Spa. The team identified incorrect calibration as the cause of the straight-line issues affecting George Russell.

Coverage from The Race, ESPN, and The Guardian emphasizes that the glitch is now resolved. BBC reports the issue as part of a broader set of race incidents involving Russell, Lewis Hamilton, and Charles Leclerc.

Attention now turns to the Hungarian GP, where Russell intends to compete with a positive mindset following the resolution of the engine problem.

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Quick answers

What caused George Russell's straight-line issues at Spa?

Mercedes identified the cause as incorrect calibration.

How did Mercedes resolve the engine problem?

The team implemented a software fix.

What is the next event for George Russell?

He is heading into the Hungarian GP.

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Mercedes George Russell Formula 1 Hungarian GP Spa

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