US EditionWolff Joins Verstappen in Rejecting Le Mans Rules
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After Max Verstappen's criticism of the BoP recently, it was Toto Wolff, director of the Mercedes Formula 1 team, who excluded from joining other manufacturers at the 24 Hours of Le Mans as long as the race would take place according to these rules of balancing performance. The race is part of the World Endurance Championship and its queen category, the Hypercars, is governed by rules of balancing performance, according to which the FIA sets min…
Toto Wolff excludes a Mercedes comeback with a hypercar prototype in Le Mans, as he changes the regulations. This is his counterproposal to BoP.
Verstappen, Wolff Not Fans Of Le Mans Rules
Toto Wolff has joined Formula 1 rival Max Verstappen in voicing his distaste for a central principle of the World Endurance Championship.Quadruple world champion Verstappen has been showing more and more signs recently that he sees a future for himself in GT and even top prototype racing.Red Bull advisor Dr Helmut Marko says Verstappen, 27, will “definitely not” still be in Formula 1 in his 40s, like Fernando Alonso.“If he quits Formula 1, he’ll…
Formula 1 News: Verstappen, Wolff not fans of Le Mans rules
(GMM) Toto Wolff (pictured) has joined Formula 1 rival Max Verstappen in admitting his distaste for a central principle of the world endurance championship. Quadruple world champion Verstappen has been … Read More The post Formula 1 News: Verstappen, Wolff not fans of Le Mans rules appeared first on AutoRacing1.com.
Wolff Explains Why Mercedes is Steering Clear of Le Mans Racing
Toto Wolff, the team principal of Mercedes F1, has confirmed that the team will not participate in the World Endurance Championship or the Le Mans 24 Hours. His decision is primarily influenced by concerns surrounding the Balance of Performance (BoP) regulations that level competition in endurance racing. Wolff criticizes these rules for artificially restricting a team's engineering success, emphasizing a preference for a cost-cap model similar …
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