Wolff: “Mercedes doesn't need team orders”
For the boss the situation is under control
The bickering between Nico Rosberg e Lewis Hamilton during the post-China conference, in which the German accused the Englishman of having slowed him down by keeping a pace that was too slow in the race enough to allow Vettel to get closer, he brought the team orders issue back to the fore.
A theme that however the boss Mercedes Toto Wolff he doesn't even want to hear.
“If we were to find ourselves faced with a strong risk of losing a victory, it would be ok also because we no longer have the big margin over our opponents from 2014 – he explained – Having said that, I don't think you will ever see us prevent the fastest car from overtaking the other”.
“In the past it has happened to teams that feared losing the world championship, but nothing similar has yet happened to us – he added – For the moment I therefore believe we can manage the situation perfectly and without drastic interventions”.
Chiara Rainis
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