Having won 63 of the 79 races held since the new engine formula was introduced in 2018 - that's 79.7% for all those FOM numbers men - it's fair to say that the German power unit is the benchmark. However, never one to rest on its laurels, and aware that Ferrari, as well as Renault, will be seeking to make up ground this year, Mercedes is planning an all new unit for 2018 as it prepares to defend its titles for a fifth time. 'It's had several phase-ups through the season and we've got ideas to improve the power, the indicated power in the engine,' Andy Cowell told Motorsport.com. 'We've got ideas to reduce the friction in pretty much every area of the power unit, or the losses in electrical...
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