Wolff puts Verstappen top of Mercedes' list to replace Hamilton
Max Verstappen would be top of Mercedes' list of possible replacements for seven times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton in 2025 if available, according to team boss Toto Wolff.
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Max Verstappen would be top of Mercedes' list of possible replacements for seven times Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton in 2025 if available, according to team boss Toto Wolff.
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Toto Wolff said his wife Susie is ready to take the FIA “all the way” after she filed a criminal complaint against Formula One’s governing body.
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This season Formula 1 has been more dramatic off the track than on it (at least at the front of the field, I still contend there's some great action down the order).
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