This article first appeared in GP Racing magazine.
What is Mercedes' secret?
How has it not only just set a new record of six consecutive drivers' and constructors' titles, but also shows no signs of stopping? Team boss Toto Wolff has an answer.
"The mindset we have in this team is permanent scepticism," Wolff says, "whether what we are doing is actually good enough."
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