Mercedes principal Toto Wolff says that he won't give either one of his drivers preferential treatment over the other in the final four races of the season. The team has already successfully secured its sixth consecutive constructors championship last weekend in Suzuka, breaking the previous record for back-to-back titles set by Ferrari. "The sixth one, beating the record that was set by Ferrari 15 years ago, is extremely special," Wolff said. "Each of the championships felt very special for different reasons. "It has never been done before and that's why it feels great. It's F1, it's motor racing. Is it historic? I don't know. There are more important things out there...
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