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Former boss backs Wolff after Brazil emotion

Nov.16 Mercedes' former racing boss has backed Toto Wolff after the Austrian's particularly emotional weekend of behaviour in Brazil. The intensity of the 2021 title battle took its toll on Mercedes team boss and co-owner Wolff at Interlagos, as he railed against multiple incidents that ultimately did not stop Lewis Hamilton from winning the race on Sunday. 'We had a lot of slaps in the face this weekend and it just pi**es me off,' Wolff is quoted by Bild newspaper. 'I will defend my team and my drivers. I was always very diplomatic, but that's coming to an end now.' When asked about Wolff's obvious emotion and fury, former Mercedes chief Norbert Haug said: 'Being calm, informed, reliable...
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