There have been numerous reports putting Mercedes as the favourites for 2026. At least in terms of engine development, the German constructor is overwhelmingly expected to set the standard.
Max Verstappen’s time as F1 champion came to an end in 2025, and now his focus turns to whether Red Bull can adjust to the 2026 regulations in time to compete for the title again next season.
Team principal reflects on growing tensions at Mercedes and the timing of Lewis Hamilton’s departure. Lewis Hamilton’s decision to leave Mercedes for Ferrari is one he may already be questioning.
The Qatar GP was one of the more eventful races in the 2025 season. The entire race had multiple controversial situations throughout the session. In the final couple of laps, Kimi Antonelli was defending against Lando Norris for the P4 position.
(GMM) A furious Toto Wolff has blasted Dr Helmut Marko (pictured hugging race winner Max Verstappen) after Red Bull accused Mercedes rookie Kimi Antonelli of deliberately helping Lando Norris in … Read More
Furious Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has lashed out at Red Bull's "brainless" claim that Kimi Antonelli deliberately moved over for Lando Norris to aid the British driver's championship challenge.
(GMM) Toto Wolff (pictured with George Kurtz) says he was shocked by how much Mercedes’ value has exploded – but insists selling a slice of his stake doesn’t mean he’s … Read More
Toto Wolff believes Kimi Antonelli is on track to make a step forward in 2026 after an encouraging rookie campaign. Wolff maintains his belief in the 19-year-old’s potential after a stand-out drive to secure third place in Las Vegas.
While it was ultimately Red Bull that took the glory in Las Vegas, with Max Verstappen's victory combined with McLaren's double disqualification making it a brilliant weekend for the Austrian team; Mercedes will still be pleased with their efforts.
There are a number of Formula 1 drivers on the grid who probably do not get the recognition they deserve, and Toto Wolff has shared his pick for who he believes is the most overlooked.
Toto Wolff has dismissed speculation about his future at Mercedes, insisting he has no plans to leave his role after selling a minority stake in his holding
Toto Wolff has reflected on the sale of a stake in the Mercedes Formula 1 team to CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz Mercedes CEO and team principal Toto Wolff addressed his stake sale to CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz, which has valued the Brackley outfit at £4.6billion.
Toto Wolff offloads a part of his holding company that owns shares in the Mercedes Formula 1 team has acquired 15% of Toto Wolff's holding company, representing 5% of shares in the Mercedes F1 team.
Mercedes F1 chief executive and team principal Toto Wolff is reportedly finalizing the sale of part of his ownership stake in the Mercedes-AMG Petronas
Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff has entered advanced talks to sell a portion of his 33% stake in the team at a $6 billion valuation, Sportico reported on Tuesday.
Highlights: Mercedes confirms George Russell and Kimi Antonelli for 2026, ending speculation. Wolff calls Russell “underrated,” overshadowed by Hamilton’s fame and quieter personality.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has provided a cryptic update on contract talks with George Russell. The British driver is yet to cement his plans for 2026 despite strong form this term, with neither he nor teammate Kimi Antonelli signed up for next season.
The Singapore Grand Prix was a huge success for Mercedes, with George Russell claiming pole before picking up a surprise victory around the Marina Bay circuit.
Mercedes’ George Russell is amongst the very few drivers on the current F1 grid who are yet to confirm their contractual situation for the 2025 season and beyond.
Mercedes has suffered from a rollercoaster of a season in 2025. After losing Lewis Hamilton, the team seemed to lose out on a lot of expertise from the former.
The Dutch GP was bitter-sweet for Mercedes. Russell delivered another strong performance to finish in 4th and collect valuable points, whilst Kimi Antonelli caused a late-race incident.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff took a big risk when he signed Kimi Antonelli for the 2025 season. A 17-year-old is always going to experience a huge challenge when joining Formula 1, but their task will be uniquely demanding when driving for a top team.
As F1 arrives at the historic Imola circuit for the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has delivered a powerful message to his drivers that underscored the intensity surrounding this weekend.
Toto Wolff is once again set to miss a Grand Prix weekend, this time in Imola. Having chosen not to attend the Japanese GP last month, the Mercedes team principal has developed a knack for taking a weekend off.