Naomi Schiff prevede una ferma risposta di Toto Wolff alla lotta per il titolo in Mercedes

L'ex pilota della W Series Naomi Schiff ha avvertito che il team principal della Mercedes, Toto Wolff, non tollererà che i piloti antepongano le ambizioni personali alla squadra durante la stagione 2026 di Formula 1.

Schiff ha discusso la situazione nel podcast Up To Speed. Ha osservato che Wolff ha imparato la lezione dalla rivalità tra Hamilton e Rosberg nel 2016 e ha già inviato un messaggio chiaro: nessun pilota è più grande della squadra. Schiff ha aggiunto che è probabile che Wolff corregga rapidamente qualsiasi comportamento egoistico e lo ha descritto come una figura che i piloti non vorrebbero mai contrariare.

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