Toto Wolff admits he is “relieved” that the Monaco Grand Prix is over after an emotionally tough week after the death of colleague and friend Niki Lauda, which was followed up by a race which Lewis Hamilton described as one of his hardest ever. On Tuesday, the legendary Formula 1 driver passed away after battling ill-health for months following a lung transplant last August. Article continues under video The next race in Monaco took place as a tribute to the Austrian, with a moment of silence on the track featuring ahead of Lights Out. As for the GP itself, it was a battle for Hamilton, as he had to deal with disintegrating tyres for the majority of the race, with pitting not an option...
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