Mercedes principal Toto Wolff's explained that his colourful radio message in Brazil was not a knock to the regulations. The Sao Paulo Grand Prix has delivered a ton of drama off the track already, all revolving around the rear wing on Lewis Hamilton's W12. With the FIA finding that the DRS flap opened wider than 85 millimeters, the Briton was disqualified from the qualifying order, leaving him starting sprint qualifying from the back of the grid. Hamilton battled his way back to P5 in a stunning recovery up the order, with Wolff taking to the radio as his driver crossed the line, stating 'f*ck them all'. It was determined by the FIA that Hamilton's wing, although in breach of the...
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