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Wolff rues ‘brutal' Mercedes double F1 retirement in Australia

Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff admits the team's double retirement from the Australian Grand Prix has provided a 'brutal' experience for the team to digest. Mercedes has endured an inauspicious opening to the campaign, with a non-score in Melbourne resigning the squad to its worst start to an F1 season since 2012. Lewis Hamilton […]
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