Mercedes team chief Toto Wolff has revealed that both Nico Rosberg and Lewis Hamilton are both in a good mood as their title clash reaches a climax with only three races remaining, but at the same time the Austrian is wary of the volcano.
World champion team chief Wolff told Sky F1, “It’s interesting because we are not having any games anymore. There is no psychological warfare like we have seen in the past years.”
“They are both in a good mood, but I’m always sceptical. I kind of wait if this is a volcano to erupt or not, so let’s wait and see.”
Rosberg and Hamilton have been cool to one another for most of the season, their first lap collision at the Spanish Grand Prix fueled the feud even further.
Now with three rounds remaining in the championship fight, Eosberg heads to the Mexican Grand Prix with 1 26 points advantage. But the pendulum has swung back Hamilton’s way after a three month victory drought for the world champion.
The stakes are extremely high as Hamilton seeks to win his fourth world title, while Rosberg is targeting his first and write his name alongside his father Keke Rosberg as a F1 world champion.
Wolff pointed out, “It’s coming towards the end of the season, both of them have everything to win and everything to lose, and I think there will be things you say that next day you regret.”
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