Lewis Hamilton and Toto Wolff have made a “pact” with one another as contract negotiations between the Brit and Mercedes rumble on with no end in sight. The deal means that Wolff is barred from speaking to alternative drivers until he has finished negotiations with Hamilton, as part of specially agreed measures. If the pact is in place, it would back up Wolff’s claim that he has not held talks with other drivers amid rumours he is lining up Charles Leclerc for a move to Mercedes should Hamilton retire or leave the team. Ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix, it was reported that Ferrari had offered Hamilton a £40 million per year deal to join the Italian team, partnering Charles Leclerc in...
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