Toto Wolff says he and Lewis Hamilton share a “similar frame of mind” over the death of Niki Lauda, which has left a “huge black cloud” over the Mercedes Formula 1 team. The three-time F1 world champion and Mercedes non-executive chairman passed away earlier this week at the age of 70. Addressing the media ahead of practice for the Monaco Grand Prix on Thursday, a visibly emotional Wolff paid tribute to Lauda, adding his death has left him feeling “like a zombie” after losing such a close friend. “My emotions are so overwhelming as a friend - the last 48 hours were terrible,” Wolff said. “I feel like a zombie, I keep looking at the pictures and find myself with tears in...
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