Toto Wolff Extends Contract as Mercedes F1 Team Boss Until 2026

Despite recent challenges, Wolff remains optimistic about the 2024 season and Lewis Hamilton's potential performance.

Toto Wolff, Mercedes Formula One team boss and co-owner, has signed a three-year contract extension with the team, keeping him in charge until the end of the 2026 season.
Wolff's decision to stay was made after conversations with co-owners Jim Ratcliffe and Ola Kallenius, with Wolff stating that the most important thing between them is trust.
Despite two difficult seasons for Mercedes, Wolff is optimistic about the 2024 season, with positive feedback from simulator driver Anthony Davidson about the new car.
Wolff is confident that if they can give Lewis Hamilton a car that he can trust, he will be on the level that’s needed to win the championship.
The new deal will see Wolff stay as team principal into the first year of F1's next regulation change in 2026.