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Toto Wolff and James Vowles’ post-Monaco Grand Prix exchange has been given fresh context, as detailed by Mercedes chief communications officer Bradley Lord.
Mercedes chief communications officer Bradley Lord provided an update on the supposed altercation between Toto Wolff and Williams team principal James Vowles after the Monaco Grand Prix, clarifying that the exchange was not heated. The interaction was instigated by the contentious two-stop mandate introduced for the F1 season’s trip to Monte Carlo. Despite frustrations during the race, there was no malice between Wolff and Vowles, with Vowles even apologizing for the tactics used. Mercedes would have implemented similar team play tactics if in Williams’ position, aiming to secure double points finishes. The situation highlighted the strategic aspects of the race and the importance of teamwork in Formula 1.
