Red Bull's dominance in Formula 1 ended with the introduction of hybrid power units.
Mercedes' success in recent years was a result of their superior power unit and chassis integration.
New regulations have impacted the aerodynamic performance of both teams.
Red Bull has made strides in aerodynamic development, matching Mercedes' performance.
Mercedes has focused on improving their aerodynamic performance to regain their dominance.
Why did Red Bull's dominance end?
—The introduction of hybrid power units shifted the balance of power in Formula 1.
What led to Mercedes' success?
—Mercedes' superior power unit and chassis integration gave them a competitive advantage.
How have the new regulations impacted the teams?
—The new regulations have affected the aerodynamic performance of both Red Bull and Mercedes.
How has Red Bull caught up to Mercedes?
—Red Bull has focused on improving their aerodynamic development to match Mercedes' performance.
What is Mercedes doing to regain their dominance?
—Mercedes has been working on improving their own aerodynamic performance to regain their competitive edge.
00:00Red Bull once dominated Formula 1, but their reign ended with the introduction of hybrid power units.
03:45Mercedes' success in recent years was a result of their superior power unit and chassis integration.
07:20The new regulations have impacted the aerodynamic performance of both Red Bull and Mercedes.
09:50Red Bull has made strides in improving their aerodynamic performance, matching Mercedes' performance.
11:30Mercedes has focused on improving their own aerodynamic performance to regain their dominance.
