And that’s why I can’t understand Toto Wolf being the man moaning the RB dominance is not good for the show. Haven’t heard him saying this when Mercedes dominated for years.
Ofcourse competition is good for the sport. For any sport. But it’s not RB that needs to work on catching up. It’s up to all the other teams. And I for one hope they do.
He was in the way we are used from him (and by the way is typical for German managers). And if any he should not have even made the slightest remark in that direction after years of Mercedes making F1 full.Depends on what he said about it. The interview I saw, he said the onus was on the other teams to sort it out.
Given Horners comments when Mercedes were dominating and Wolffs response to those, I’d be very surprised if he was actually moaning about it.
He was in the way we are used from him (and by the way is typical for German managers). And if any he should not have even made the slightest remark in that direction after years of Mercedes making F1 full.
2021 - Hamilton
Just Google.You got a link? I’m intrigued what he said.
Just Google.
Google some more mate.I did and I couldn’t find him moaning about it, in fact the first link that comes up is this -
“Mercedes team principal and CEO Toto Wolff says he has no problem with Red Bull bossing the Formula 1 season, calling success in the sport 'a meritocracy'”
That’s what I’d expect him to say given his previous comments when Horner was having a go at Mercedes dominance. If he’s said something else about it I’d agree with you but I haven’t seen it.
Given Hamilton's dismissal of Russell finishing ahead of him and how it was "nothing to do with him" we could see another Rosberg/Hamilton situation between Russell/Hamilton as well.Looks like the only drama we'll get this season is a potential Rosberg/Hamilton situation at Red Bull. I can see one winner of that.