Canada GP - Toto Wolff hands up against competition for Red Bull and Ferrari: "pathetic and cowardly"

“It’s a sport where you try to maintain or gain a competitive advantage. But that situation has gone too far,” said a frustrated Wolff.

Especially in Mercedes you have to deal with the constant ups and downs of the car, with record world champion Lewis Hamilton suffering severe back pain in a road race in Azerbaijan.

The FIA then announced any measures to take action against porpoising. A situation that faced resistance from Mercedes’ rivals Red Bull and Ferrari.

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World champion Max Verstappen said: “Whether it helps or hurts us: I don’t think the rule change in the season is right.” His rival Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) agreed: “The team has to give me a car to drive.”

Wolff accused Red Bull and Ferrari of a “political game”.

Wolff now accused his competition of placing competition above driver safety. “And some team owners try to manipulate statements to maintain their competitive advantage. They also play the political game when the FIA tries to find a quick solution,” said the Austrian.

It is only “sneaky” that efforts are being made in the background to influence the FIA. “Cars are too harsh,” denounced Wolff. The FIA must take account of the security risk – even if it interferes with ongoing competition.

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