Fine margins separate the top four teams in F1 at the moment, and with McLaren, Ferrari and Red Bull introducing upgrades at the Circuit of the Americas, how will Mercedes fare?

Mercedes' major Formula 1 rivals have introduced significant technical upgrades for the United States Grand Prix at Circuit of the Americas. While Ferrari, McLaren, and Red Bull all brought new components to Austin, Mercedes chose not to introduce new updates. Instead, the Brackley-based team is focusing on extracting performance from its existing package introduced two rounds earlier.
Ferrari brought the most extensive package among the frontrunners, modifying its floor, sidepods, and diffuser. Midfield teams also brought developments, with Racing Bulls leading the push via four updates, while Williams, Aston Martin, and Haas submitted no changes for the event.
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