Toto Wolff not saying Lewis Hamilton past his prime. Ahead of the F1 2024 campaign, Hamilton activated an exit clause in his Mercedes contract to secure a move to Ferrari from F1

Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff says a remark he made about Lewis Hamilton was “taken a little bit out of context”. In a new book titled Inside Mercedes F1: Life in the Fast Lane, team principal Wolff said he believes “everyone has a shelf life” when opening up about Hamilton’s shock decision to complete a blockbuster switch to Ferrari.

The writer of a new book on the Mercedes team reveals what Lewis Hamilton went through when he decided to leave the team in favor of Ferrari

Formula One teams have always been cautious about opening up too much to the outside world, so close is the competition, and so closely guarded are their secrets. When Netflix first explained its “Drive to Survive” docuseries concept to teams toward the end of 2017,

Toto Wolff has clarified the comments he makes in a new book that appear to question Lewis Hamilton’s “cognitive sharpness” and “shelf life”, saying they have been taken out of context and describing the seven-time world champion as still “very sharp”.

Lewis Hamilton will fulfil the final three races of his Mercedes career as planned - starting at this weekend's Las Vegas Grand Prix.

The Mercedes boss shared more about the lead-up to Hamilton's exit and why he liked the situation it left Mercedes in.

The seven-time world champion raised doubts over his immediate future with a post-race radio message in Brazil.