Mercedes boss Toto Wolff comments on claims that VCARB purposefully helped Red Bull in the championship fight with late-race Daniel Ricciardo move.
boss Toto Wolff has firmly stated his position on the contentious incident involving Red Bull's sister team, VCARB, during the Singapore Grand Prix.
"I don't know the facts. I just saw that RB went for the fastest lap, and they achieved it. But for me here talk about sportsmanship and so on, I think is... it would be out of place. So I think we have to take it at face value. "This needs to be definitely addressed. But at no point I have elements now to say RB went for the fastest lap to support the Red Bull. I just find it a little... how to say... peculiar. I did not see it coming.
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