From the moment Mercedes’ car started bouncing up and down like a skittish kangaroo at the final pre-season test in Bahrain in March, the hatches have been firmly battened down at Brackley.
It has been a chastening period for a team who have become accustomed to success ⤵️
Wolff, though, is confident the team have turned the corner now.
After George Russell finished third in Barcelona last weekend, and Lewis Hamilton roared through the field from 19th to fifth, the Austrian publicly declared his team were back in the title fight
Could there come a time, if Mercedes do get back into this championship battle and they need to claw back every available point they can, they choose to impose team orders on their drivers to try to help whichever one is ahead in the drivers’ championship? @tomcary_tel asks Wolff
🗣️ “One hundred per cent we will allow them to race,” Wolff insists.
📅"Here they are, reflecting on days at Barnsley when the notion of these three miners’ sons becoming household names would have been scoffed at by the locals" writes @NHoultCricket
🗣️“A bit of criticism is absolutely fine...But have some common sense about it”
@jameshaskell tells Telegraph Sport about his cancel culture concerns and why he still supports women's rugby after last week's social media row 🧵⤵️ telegraph.co.uk/rugby-union/20…
For James Haskell, it started - as these things tend to do - with the most innocuous intentions.
📱The former England flanker was reading an Instagram post last week from the official account of his podcast which included a graphic of England’s most capped front rows
Among the replies was one from Simi Pam, the Bristol Bears player, reading:
“I think you meant to say ‘most England caps - MALE front row forwards’. Please stop disrespecting the women like this… Please do better.”