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Mercedes reveals power unit problem across all cars

Mercedes acknowledges a systemic battery failure following a high-profile crash and a victory at the Belgian Grand Prix.

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The story so far

Coverage from Reuters, Autosport, and Motorsport.com emphasizes the contrast between Antonelli’s championship-extending performance and the mechanical reliability concerns surfacing within the team. Al Jazeera notes Antonelli's strengthened standing in the F1 championship race.

Observers are waiting for further technical details regarding the root of the battery malfunction. Coverage does not yet specify how the team plans to resolve the issue across its vehicle fleet ahead of future races.

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The obvious questions

What technical issue is affecting Mercedes?

Mercedes has confirmed a battery issue involving its power units.

Did the battery issue affect all Mercedes cars?

Yes, coverage indicates the issue affects all cars utilizing the team's power units.

Who won the Belgian Grand Prix?

Kimi Antonelli won the race, extending his lead in the F1 championship.

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