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Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton. PA

Mercedes garage for the Australian Grand Prix on March 13 in Melbourne. The race was ultimately called off. Getty Images

Mercedes has helped develop a breathing aid that could keep coronavirus patients out of intensive care. AP

Mercedes team member at the Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit paddock. Reuters

Mercedes GP team members at Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit on March 13. Getty Images

A line of London ambulances outside the ExCel center, which is being turned into a 4000 bed temporary hospital to deal with coronavirus patients in London. AP

Mercedes have helped improve an existing breathing apparatus. Getty Images

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton. PA

Mercedes garage for the Australian Grand Prix on March 13 in Melbourne. The race was ultimately called off. Getty Images

Mercedes has helped develop a breathing aid that could keep coronavirus patients out of intensive care. AP

Mercedes team member at the Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit paddock. Reuters

Mercedes GP team members at Melbourne Grand Prix Circuit on March 13. Getty Images

A line of London ambulances outside the ExCel center, which is being turned into a 4000 bed temporary hospital to deal with coronavirus patients in London. AP

Mercedes have helped improve an existing breathing apparatus. Getty Images

Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton. PA

Formula One team Mercedes helps develop breathing aid for coronavirus patients

Mercedes engineers work with University College London to improve critical device that could keep patients out of intensive care

The National

March 30, 2020

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