Formula 1: Mercedes on the back foot in Baku?

Mercedes to go into the Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend on the back foot.

The team has been struggling for pace all season and is yet to win a race in 2023.

Mercedes is set to go into the Azerbaijan Grand Prix weekend on the back foot after a disappointing start to the 2023 Formula 1 season.

The team has been struggling for pace all season and is yet to win a race.

Lewis Hamilton and George Russell have both been off the pace in recent races, and the team has been unable to match the performance of Red Bull and Ferrari.

Mercedes is hoping to make a breakthrough in Baku, but it will be a tough task against Red Bull and Ferrari, which are expected to be the teams to beat.

The Azerbaijan Grand Prix is a street circuit, which is known for being unpredictable.

This could give Mercedes a chance to spring a surprise, but it will need to find a way to improve its pace if it wants to be competitive.

Mercedes has been struggling for pace all season

Mercedes has been struggling for pace all season, and it is currently third in the Constructors' Championship.

The team has been unable to match the performance of Red Bull and Ferrari, which have won all but one of the races so far this season.

Mercedes has tried to improve its performance by bringing a number of upgrades to its car, but so far these have not been enough to make a significant difference.

Mercedes is yet to win a race in 2023

Mercedes has yet to win a race in 2023, and it is starting to fall behind in the Constructors' Championship.

The team is now 36 points behind Red Bull, and it will need to start winning races soon if it wants to challenge for the title.

Mercedes has a strong history in Formula 1, but it is facing one of its toughest challenges in recent years.