Toto Wolff feels ‘competitive order between top four’ teams has made F1 ‘incredibly exciting’
The current F1 season has witnessed seven different Grand Prix winners in only 14 races so far.
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Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has praised the competitive spirit amongst the teams in Formula 1 this season. After an utterly dominant Red Bull run in 2023, the pinnacle of motorsport has finally brewed an exciting four-way battle this year.
The Silver Arrows had a slow start to the season as compared to their rivals, McLaren, Red Bull, and Ferrari. But the Brackely-based team has massively improved since the Canadian GP, mustering three wins out of the last four races.
Toto Wolff has talked about the unpredictable nature of the 2024 championship, given the growing competition between the top four. Wolff was thereafter cited as the team’s motive for achieving a top-three finish in the title race.
It is difficult to say what will happen in the final 10 races. The competitive order between the top four is close. That is a good thing though as it is making the sport incredibly exciting. We will be pushing hard to fight for more victories and aiming to get top three in both championships.Toto Wolff via mercedesamgf1.com
The four teams will look to work on their shortfalls to deliver near-perfect packages after the ongoing summer break. The upcoming Dutch Grand Prix will be an exciting matchup in deciding the flow for the remainder of the season.
George Russell talks about Mercedes’ competence ahead of the second half
Mercedes has not been alien to the feeling of success for the greater part of a decade or so. They have yet again found the cure to their miseries, which has left George Russell buzzing for the second half of 2024.
But, I'm so motivated, so excited for the second half of the season, which is ultimately building up towards 2025, and when you look at the competition now, there's no reason why we can't fight.George Russell told the media including RacingNews365
George Russell secured the pole position in Montreal this year, which started a string of good runs for the Silver Arrows. He was victorious at the Austrian Grand Prix, which was the team’s first win in two seasons.
Russell has claimed that the Brackley-based outfit is fully capable of fighting for wins given the rise in their form. The 26-year-old will now look to muster more wins and podiums with hopes of ending the season on a high.
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