Wolff outlines Mercedes' long-term vision after title double

Toto Wolff has set out his long-term vision for Mercedes, arguing that a safe working environment rather than a "hire-and-fire" culture has been central to the team's return to championship-winning form. Mercedes has secured a ninth constructors' title, while Kimi Antonelli has won the drivers' championship in his second season, completing a double that ends four years without a title for the Brackley-based squad.

Wolff said the team's approach extends beyond retaining established staff, noting that many people have joined recently. He described the culture as one where people can thrive, make mistakes and speak up, arguing that lasting success over decades requires such values to be ingrained in the team.

Wolff said the standards must be lived day to day rather than written down, adding that the team looks to a long-term vision, saying: "For me, soon is in 10 years, and I need to set the team up for soon."