Toto Wolff: There is no blame on Kimi for the lost starts.

      During the race weekend in Miami, Kimi Antonelli lost positions at the start of the sprint and Sunday race. Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff stated that the Italian driver is not to blame for what happened, and the responsibility for the unsuccessful starts lies with the team.

      Toto Wolff: "In such starts, he is not to blame at all. I believe that the team is responsible for what happened on Saturday and Sunday.

      We all know that we are not starting well enough. The team is not doing enough to provide the drivers with the tools to ensure proper traction. And our team is the only one that, let's say, is not handling the starts well in the last races.

      We just need to dig deeper and try to understand how we can fix this. The gaps are not big enough for us to afford losing starts and then just riding off into the sunset."

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