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Palmer sees Mercedes' weak spot: 'Red Bull shows how it's done'

Looking back on the spectacular Monaco Grand Prix, in which Red Bull Racing were mostly faultless from start to finish, former driver Jolyon Palmer sees Mercedes' weakness bubbling to the surface. The Brit points to Mercedes' weakness in the pit lane, especially compared to Red Bull. Lewis Hamilton 's attempted undercut in Monaco, with the team targeting Pierre Gasly 's P6, ended in drama. Instead of overtaking the Frenchman, Hamilton saw Sergio Perez and Sebastian Vettel pass him, something the driver was clearly irritated about over the team radio. Read more Leclerc does 141 laps to test 18-inch Pirelli tyres in France "Red Bull and Sergio Perez showed Mercedes how it should have...
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