Wolff praised Antonelli for his performance in Hungary.
In Hungary, Kimi Antontelli finished tenth and earned his first points with the Canadian Grand Prix. Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is pleased with his driver’s performance at the Hungaroring.
Toto Wolff: "Kimi has improved his feel for the car, and he said that the first practice session in Hungary was a turning point for him.
Qualifying didn’t go as well as we wanted, but that happens with young drivers. In the race, we tested tire durability on his car, but that’s just another stage of development he needs to go through.
Kimi earned one point, defending against Isaac Hajiara, and I am happy with that. I hope he performs even better in the second half of the year. Kimi is on the right track."
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Wolff praised Antonelli for his performance in Hungary.
In Hungary, Kimi Anthonelli finished tenth and earned his first points at the Canadian Grand Prix. Mercedes boss Toto Wolff is pleased with how his driver performed at the Hungaroring.