Toto Wolff Doesn’t Plan to Have a Bottle of Wine With Red Bull F1 Adversary Anytime Soon

While many have dismissed Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen’s crash in Silverstone a racing incident, it has soured the two teams’ relationship like no other “racing incident.”

With both Red Bull and Mercedes taking digs at each other back and forth, the two championship-winning outfits are evidently at odds with each other.

In fact, there is no peace between the teams even in the realm of jokes!

Wolff isn’t planning to share a glass of wine with Marko

The world of Formula One fans are eagerly waiting and wanting to know if Mercedes and Red Bull will talk and come to a peaceful conclusion after the incident that took place this past weekend. However, when speaking to RTL, Wolff quickly shot down the idea and isn’t looking to hang out with Red Bull any time soon.

The Austrian boss joked, “I’ve never had a bottle of red wine with Dr. Marko, and I can think of few others with whom I rather do that.”

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The Silver Arrows boss thinks Verstappen should be equally blamed

There was drama and controversy at the race in Silverstone. The Dutch driver was leading the race, with Britain’s Knight chasing him down; the two came together, sending Verstappen into the barrier and leaving Hamilton with some damage.

While many placed the blame solely on the Briton, but Wolff thinks both drivers had a role to play in the accident.

He said, “As for the incident, it always takes two to tango, and these two are not giving each other an inch. It’s a high-speed corner.

“These things are nasty to look at, but there is a clear regulation and that is something that is black and white on paper and as a racing driver, you may have different perspective from the car.

“But you need to exactly understand that if the front axle is over the middle of the car on the outside, it’s your corner. Now you can say, is that a corner that is equivalent to any other? Maybe not. But again, an accident involves two drivers,” Wolff concluded.

Both teams might not be will to talk at this moment in time. However, the Raging Bulls will be hoping to make a statement to the Silver Arrows on track at the Hungarian Grand Prix.

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