Mercedes motorsport chief Toto Wolff has relinquished his role in Valtteri Bottas' management now that the Finn is part of the World Champion team. Wolff's has handed over the responsibilities to Mika Hakkinen and driver manager Didier Coton. The Mercedes boss invested in the early stages of Bottas' career, but confirmed during Monday's announcement that he would no longer be involved. Wolff told Sky Sports, 'It would be a conflict of interest to be involved in the management of a driver and equally being his boss and running the team. It's something we agreed a long time ago that there wouldn't be a driver that I'm looking after driving in any Mercedes racing car. And that's what's...
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