Williams is not planning to replace Mark Gillan, the chief operations engineer who was credited with helping the team recover its lost form in 2012. Gillan left Williams late... read more »

Williams have confirmed that they will unveil their 2013 car, the FW35, in the Barcelona pit lane on the opening day of the second pre-season test. The outfit took the decision... read more »

Toto Wolff concedes his "neck is on the line" if Mercedes fail to improve under his watch... read more »

Mercedes' new head of motorsport Toto Wolff believes a top four finish in the Constructors' championship would mark a good year for the Anglo-German outfit in 2013.... read more »

Toto Wolff, the new motorsport boss of Mercedes, says a top four Constructors’ position would be a positive outcome for the outfit in 2013. The Austrian's... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff says he will put his "neck on the line" in his new role at the German car giant and that once he has had time to observe the team... read more »

Toto Wolff accepts that he has no margin for failure in his new role as Mercedes motorsport boss even though he only joined the company at the start of the year. read more »

Ross Brawn has confirmed he is not considering leaving Mercedes any time soon, with executive director Toto Wolff adding that Brawn will have total control of the team from the... read more »

The appointment of Toto Wolff as Mercedes new head of motorsport last month stunned many Formula One insiders as it seemed to come out of the blue. It turns out that even Wolff... read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff has declared that his team needs stability most of all at present, despite continuing talk of changes in the technical management. read more »

Toto Wolff says results are what matters for Mercedes this season, despite being impressed by what he has seen of the team thus far read more »

Williams have confirmed that development driver Susie Wolff, wife of shareholder Toto - who recently joined Mercedes - will be the first to drive their 2013 car. Wolff will get... read more »

Development driver Susie Wolff will be the first person to drive Williams' 2013 car as part of an expanded role this season. read more »

Despite her man leaving Williams F1 as an executive director to take up a role with Mercedes AMG, Susie Wolff will stay at Williams as a development driver. In fact her role... read more »

Susie Wolff is to continue as a Williams development driver in 2013. The Brit joined Williams in April last year and is set to be given an expanded role. Wolff will receive... read more »

Susie Wolff will continue as a development driver with the Williams F1 team this year, it has been announced read more »

Susie Wolff will continue her role as a Williams development driver and will be the first to test the new FW35... read more »

Susie Wolff will continue as Williams' development driver, and will be the first to get behind the wheel of the new FW35 read more »

Susie Wolff will expand her role as Williams's development driver in 2013, the Grove-based squad announced on Monday. The 30-year-old, who joined the team last season,... read more »

Susie Wolff will increase her development role with the Williams Formula 1 team in the 2013 season read more »

Her husband might have moved to Mercedes, but Susie Wolff will be continuing her role with Williams as Development Driver. read more »

Newly appointed as Mercedes' head of motorsports, Toto Wolff confirms that he has no plans to sell his stake in Williams despite concerns that it leaves him open to... read more »

Mercedes’ new recruit Toto Wolff has revealed he will be based at Brackley. A new team shareholder and officially called executive director, 41-year-old Austrian... read more »

Toto Wolff says he needs more time in his new role with Mercedes to fully examine what now needs to be done read more »

On 21 January Mercedes suddenly announced that Toto Wolff was joining its team with immediate effect and taking a reported 30% stake in it. Right now however, the big question... read more »