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‘I don’t want a divorce’ - How a meeting in Toto Wolff’s kitchen saved relationship with Lewis Hamilton
Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff says his relationship with Lewis Hamilton hit rock bottom when the British driver missed out on the world title in 2016 — but a Christmas party in his kitchen proved to be a turning point. Hamilton’s then team-mate Nico Rosberg had beaten the now seven-time champion to the overall trophy, and it led to questions about whether he wanted to stay with the German team. Ad/> But Wolff says he managed to convince his star man to come to his Oxfordshire home for crunch talks, albeit “reluctantly”.
Valtteri Bottas hints at Lewis Hamilton power struggle with Mercedes comment
Carlos Sainz interviews 'hero' Fernando Alonso in 2016
Chelsea news: Blues icon set to make rare appearance as Club World Cup request approved
Hear are all your Chelsea on Thursday morning.
Chelsea and Bayern legend Ballack set to appear on German Dragon's Den
Michael Ballack is set to appear on the German version of Dragon's Den to pitch a business idea in front of a star-studded panel which includes F1 legend Nico Rosberg.
Lewis Hamilton using Nico Rosberg and Valtteri Bottas lessons with George Russell
Lewis Hamilton plans to use his past experience with Mercedes team-mates to ensure he forms a good relationship with new partner George Russell. The duo will form an intriguing all-British line-up when they take to the track in Bahrain on the weekend of March 18-20, with Russell stepping up from Williams to replace Valtteri Bottas.
Kristoffersson’s hyperdrive takes Rosberg X Racing to the finish line in Saudi Arabia… again
NEOM: Four-time rallycross world champion Johan Kristoffersson pulled a risky side-swoop maneuver to take first place for Rosberg X Racing on Sunday, in the first NEOM X Prix in Saudi Arabia.
George Russell outlines plan to avoid Nico Rosberg situation with Lewis Hamilton
George Russell has expressed his desire to "work together" with Lewis Hamilton with the pair set to form an intriguing partnership in the 2022 Formula One season. Russell, 24, joined Mercedes from Williams at the end of last season and promptly expressed his desire to challenge for the status of the team's No 1 driver.