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[Nitrodaze]

The poor starts may have been more due to them having to turn up the wick a bit with Ferrari closing in .
As you add more power , you will naturally get more issues getting it to the pavement .

I doubt the Mercedes problem has anything to do with power or increased power. If that was the case then what we would have seen at the start of the Hungarian GP would have been lots of wheel spin and smoke with no traction. But what really happened was the car bugged down with a dip in revs and no wheel spin which suggest it was a clutch problem.

Interesting suggestion but my guess is the clutch rather than engine power. Note l said guess.