Toto Wolff rarely shies away from responsibility when Mercedes gets things wrong, and after George Russell's disappointing Monaco Grand Prix, the Austrian was once again willing to point the finger at his own team.

Kimi Antonelli is flying while George Russell is floundering right now.

Toto Wolff and Mercedes recently withdrew their interest in purchasing a stake in Alpine F1 team and now we know why.

George Russell‘s Monaco Grand Prix ended in a points-less 13th place finish after a cascade of penalties turned what should have been a salvageable afternoon into a write-off. The Mercedes driver picked up a penalty for speeding in the

Russell failed to score for the second race in succession after penalties in Monaco and trails Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli

Max Verstappen has been linked with Mercedes in each of the past two seasons, and it appears as though Toto Wolff still wants him

Toto Wolff believes that Kimi Antonelli’s rise to prominence in F1 is a case study in how youth can become a competitive weapon in F1.

After seeing the latest chapter of this year’s title battle between his two drivers, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff warned that the team could intervene if the situation continues to intensify.

After an intense wheel-to-wheel battle that left George Russell and Andrea Kimi Antonelli exhausted, Toto Wolff has admitted Mercedes may need to take a stronger role in managing their on-track clashes.