Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says he was emotionally unsettled by the death of the team's chairman Niki Lauda, admitting the last 48 hours had been "terrible". Lauda passed away on Monday evening and tributes honoring the memory of the F1 legend are still flowing. Formula 1 will conduct a tribute of its own this weekend in Monaco while Mercedes has adorned its cars with a special 'Danke Niki' message. For Wolff, who shared a great deal of his time o Grand Prix weekends with Lauda, the great Austrian's passing was a big personal blow. Watson slams 'pathetic' Hamilton for media conference no-show "My emotions are so overwhelming as a friend," said Wolff. "The last 48...
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