The Mercedes W05 is a Formula One racing car that was produced by the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team for the 2014 Formula One season. It represents the fifth iteration of the Mercedes-Benz works team in the modern era of Formula One, following the rebranding of the team as Mercedes in 2010.

Design and Aerodynamics:
The Mercedes W05 was designed with a focus on aerodynamics, aiming to maximize downforce while minimizing drag. It featured a sleek and aggressive design, with a low nose and a distinctive "duckbill" front wing. The car also incorporated a tightly packaged rear end and slim sidepods to enhance airflow efficiency.

Power Unit:
The W05 was powered by the Mercedes PU106A Hybrid power unit, which consisted of a turbocharged 1.6-liter V6 engine coupled with an Energy Recovery System (ERS). The ERS harvested energy from both the exhaust gases and the brakes, providing an additional power boost during acceleration. This hybrid power unit delivered impressive performance while adhering to the new regulations aimed at improving fuel efficiency and sustainability in Formula One.

Chassis and Suspension:
The chassis of the W05 was constructed using carbon fiber composite materials, making it lightweight and rigid. The car...