In his book, Whyman tells of how Hamilton had described the breakfast with long-time boss Wolff, at which he informed the Austrian of his plan to leave Mercedes, as the "hardest meeting" he had been ...

What can artificial intelligence do for Formula 1 racing? Help build a better car by taking the otherwise invaluable driver out of the equation, Mercedes F1 team principal Toto Wolff says.

After her own racing career ended, she joined Formula E ... She also happens to be married to Toto Wolff, the popular team principal of the Mercedes F1 team, so racing is a major part of her ...

Valtteri Bottas is reportedly heading for the F1 exit door with Sauber ’s move for McLaren junior prospect Gabriel Bortoleto ...

Barry Ritholtz speaks with Toto Wolff, Team Principal & CEO of the Mercedes ... In 2009 Toto combined his passion for racing and business by investing in the Williams F1 Team.

Former Ferrari driver Derek Bell explains how Max Verstappen displayed remarkable skill and talent on his way to victory in ...

Mercedes Toto Wolff criticizes the FIA for allowing Red Bull Racing’s controversial adjustable device to remain unpenalized. More Kym Illman/Getty Images "I think we're all designing parts that ...

The Briton secured a late-career switch to Ferrari and created one of the biggest sporting news in recent times. Hence, amidst the other ongoing things at Mercedes, Toto Wolff noted that the team ...

Small-town lawyer dreams. Part-time journalist. Future novelist? Sauber's team rep is still steering the direction of his ...

Mercedes chief Toto ... Wolff said, as reported by Motorsport Week. “When the rules, or the execution of the rules, or the interpretation of the rules, allow a certain way of racing, a driver ...

Mercedes team principal Toto ... car. Wolff acknowledged the "steep learning curve" Antonelli will have to experience since he won't be able to replace Hamilton's extensive Formula 1 career ...

Formula One stewards set a precedent in punishing Max Verstappen in Sunday's Mexico City Grand Prix and the penalties will change how drivers go racing, according to Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff.