Mercedes’ George Russell has revealed that the team found no benefit from running an extra floor stay during the Canadian Grand Prix weekend, which is why they did not use it for the race. The FIA brought in a new directive for the Canadian Grand Prix weekend in the form of a metric that will be used to measure the oscillating movements of the car amid the “porpoising” and bouncing phenomenon. It came after health concerns surrounding the impact it was having on the drivers’ backs and necks, and the measurements will be used to determine a maximum permitted level of bouncing on the cars. READ: Carlos Sainz’s gamble fails in Canada Having looked horrible on Friday, Mercedes...
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