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MIAMI: Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff slammed the Formula One outfit's car as "a nasty piece of work" on Saturday (May 6) after a frustrating qualifying effort for the Miami Grand Prix left the Austrian scratching his head and at times speechless.
Lewis Hamilton has described Mercedes' form as a "kick in the guts" - but team principal Toto Wolff insists his superstar driver will still sign a new contract.
Mercedes' Miami Grand Prix practice session pace was “a kick in the guts”, according to Lewis Hamilton, who claims his team “desperately” need car upgrades. Hamilton was seventh fastest and 0.928 seconds off the pace of leader and world champion Max Verstappen on Friday. Ad «It's a kick in the guts and it's a little bit difficult to take sometimes,” Hamilton said.
Toto Wolff wants Mercedes fans to refrain from pinning their hopes on the Formula 1 team's next upgrade, as it won't make the W14 an overnight race winner.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has said that a driver like Charles Leclerc is someone that is “always on the radar” but admitted that the Monegasque driver is not a priority for his team at the moment. Leclerc, 25, is the subject of intense speculation regarding his future at Ferrari, with the Italian giants regularly failing to provide him with a car that can compete with world champion Max Verstappen and Red Bull. Ad Leclerc’s contract with Ferrari expires after the 2024 season and there has been no movement on a new deal, leading to the speculation that he might look elsewhere.
The Azerbaijan Grand Prix is here and the action will get under way with the first practice session later on Friday morning, followed by qualifying in the afternoon.
Charles Leclerc has insisted there have been no talks with Mercedes about replacing Lewis Hamilton – but hinted that the situation could change.
Ferrari's Charles Leclerc denied on Thursday he was talking to rivals Mercedes after a nightmare start to the Formula One season, but his 'not yet' comment was unlikely to dampen speculation.