Mercedes suffered their first double retirement in over five years at the Australian Grand Prix as frustration grows on a team that dominated F1 for several years.
Mercedes suffered their first double retirement in over five years at the Australian Grand Prix as frustration grows at a team that dominated F1 for several years. Lewis Hamilton is having his worst start to a season in F1 with just eight points to his name after three races in his final year at Mercedes before he joins Ferrari in 2025.
Wolff oversaw a period of historic success as Mercedes won eight successive constructors' titles between 2014 and 2021, but on Sunday faced questions over whether he has considered his future as team principal. 'As a corner of this business, I need to be sure that my contribution is positive and creative,' Wolff said.
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