Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has warned F1 must not make the "mistake of 11 years ago" when agreeing on the formula for the mid-decade introduction of new engines. The Brackley-based team has dominated since the introduction of the V6 turbo-hybrid power units in 2014, winning seven consecutive drivers' and constructors' championship doubles. Article continues under video Despite the success, Wolff has pointed to the complex nature of the engines driving up costs and insisted more care must be taken ahead of bringing in a new breed of power unit. "We have a position that we have always supported the 2022 engine freeze, and bringing forward the 2026 regulations into...
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