Not long after Lewis Hamilton announced his move to Ferrari from Mercedes at the start of the 2024 F1 campaign, Toto Wolff vented some of his frustrations to his wife

Sainz was overlooked by the Silver Arrows, who put their eggs into the Verstappen basket, hoping that the investigation into Christian Horner and uncertainty surrounding Helmut Marko’s future would destabilise Red Bull. Despite talks with Jos Verstappen, Wolff was unable to lure the reigning champion away from the Milton Keynes squad.

The British race car driver said he was still focused on winning despite his age: "You can't compare me to another 40-year-old."

Lewis Hamilton has backed his own ability as he begins life at Ferrari in light of previous comments from Mercedes boss Toto Wolff, who talked about his "shelf life"

Toto Wolff promised Lewis Hamilton he wouldn’t pursue a move for Max Verstappen while the Brit was at Mercedes, as revealed in the new season of Drive to Survive. The Mercedes team principal, who worked with Hamilton for 12 years,

Hamilton and Verstappen went toe-to-toe in 2021 as both drivers competed for the title but it appears the controversial season left its mark on Mercedes. Toto Wolff’s promise to

Toto Wolff claimed he made a promise to Lewis Hamilton to not approach Max Verstappen for a move to Mercedes while the British driver was still at the team, in the latest season of Drive to Survive.

Drive to Survive suggests Lewis Hamilton sought assurances from Mercedes that he wouldn't be replaced by Max Verstappen

Lewis Hamilton has been spotted leaving the apartment of Mercedes boss Toto Wolff just weeks ahead of his Ferrari F1 debut in Australia.

Seven-time F1 world champion would love nothing more than to bring the F1 Drivers' Championship back to Ferrari.