'The last round in Qatar was a case of what might have been.'
Toto Wolff was not at Qatar to witness the crash between his Mercedes driver Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is sure that Sir Lewis Hamilton and George Russell will not be colliding on track again following their ‘frustrating’ crash in Qatar. The two Brits came together at the first corner of the first lap of the last race as Hamilton attempted an ambition overtake around the outside of his teammate.
is one of the most challenging modern tracks and a real thrill for the drivers. More: TrendingAnthony Joshua & Trent Alexander-Arnold join £164m investment of Alpine F1 teamChristian Horner wants to axe controversial Red Bull chief & young driverSergio Perez told he 'let F1 fans down' by not challenging Max Verstappen ‘We’ll be bringing a modified floor, which is the last significant update we will take to the track this year.
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