Wolff: I didn't boo Horner.
On Sky Sports News, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff was surprised by the suggestion that he was among those who booed Christian Horner at the car coloring ceremony in London.…
Toto Wolff: "No, I didn't boo Horner. There were 15,000 people who did it. I didn't have to whistle. And, by the way, it didn't seem to me that Max was booed.
It is not necessary to belittle such a bright event just because one person, rightly or unfairly, was booed when he was giving his speech. We saw a great show. The excellent audience, the spectacular presentation of the cars – this sets a new format for the coming years and deserves the most positive assessment."
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Wolff: I didn't boo Horner.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff was surprised by the suggestion that he was among those who booed Christian Horner.