'All dynasties fall don't they, and that's what has happened at Mercedes'

Has the Mercedes dynasty fallen with several key team members having now departed? Sky F1's Simon Lazenby reckons so. F1 mercedesf1

‘All dynasties fall don’t they, and that’s what has happened at Mercedes’Losing to a customer team in what Simon Lazenby called a “quite frightening” result, the Sky Sports presenter reckons Mercedes are in a “transitional phase” as they recover from the loss of key personnel.

Worse yet, both Mercedes drivers were beaten by at least one Aston Martin with Fernando Alonso overtaking Hamilton and Russell on the track as he worked his way onto the podium. Lance Stroll, despite recovering from broken bones, also beat Russell. “I think that’s one of the things that got Toto so much on Sunday saying is was the worst day of his racing career and all that.”

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