Wolff: “When the enemy is near, no more internal fighting”

If the opponents were to catch up, the race management of the two roosters Hamilton and Rosberg could change. This was reported by the head of the Mercedes Toto Wolff questioned about this by the BBC.

“In the future, situations could arise in which, having the enemy on our tail, we will have to avoid wasting time in internal duels – his thoughts – Bahrain was a particular case because our package worked perfectly and we had a fairly large margin over who followed enough to be able to make a decision in favor of the sport, but as it becomes thinner we will have to pay more attention. Our rule is that the number one danger is the competition, not the teammate, so sooner or later we will find ourselves having to take the problem into consideration."

The 2008 world champion also spoke about the issue of internally pre-established hierarchy and stated to the British broadcaster: “My colleague and I have signed an equal treatment contract. Personally I have never asked or expected to be the leader, I prefer to let the results speak for themselves."

Chiara Rainis