Wolff: On this track, past successes do not matter.
Before the Monaco Grand Prix, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff spoke about the importance of qualifying and focusing on results…
Toto Wolff: “The race in Monaco is one of the most prestigious on the calendar. It’s an event with a rich history, but the goals remain the same. We need to find good form in practice and deliver results when it really matters.
Qualifying in Monaco is always interesting. With the more compact and agile new generation cars, the task will become even more challenging. To have a chance of winning on Sunday, we need to perform well on Saturday. An impressive spectacle lies ahead, which we are eagerly anticipating.
We approach this weekend without any expectations. The track in Monaco is unique. A car that is competitive on other tracks may not necessarily be strong here. The margins are minimal, the consequences of incidents are very serious, and past successes do not matter. We need to show our best form throughout the weekend to continue our recent streak of success.”
Other articles
Three teams are interested in the services of Alex Albon.
Alex Albon's contract with Williams expires at the end of 2026. The parties have not yet commented on a possible extension, but given the British team's form this season, it would not be a surprise if the Thai driver continues his career with another team.
Williams presented an unusual project for the Monaco Grand Prix.
The Williams team, together with its official artificial intelligence partner Claude, has introduced a new project called Pattern of Thought, aimed at showcasing the role that thinking plays in modern motorsport.
Toyota Established Its Reputation on Dependability. The Tundra May Be Putting That at Risk.
The largest car manufacturer globally has recalled approximately 270,000 engines and still cannot completely clarify the reasons behind their ongoing failures — and this is only the start of the issue.
Derek Warwick is the third steward of the Monaco Grand Prix.
Derek Warwick has been invited by the FIA to serve as the third steward for the Monaco Grand Prix.
Ram Attempted to Market a 'Patriotic T-Shirt' Featuring an AI-Created Tacoma and a Defective American Flag
That's an attractive Ram... oh, hold on.
Vasseur: In Monaco, qualification and precision are important.
Saturday qualifying in Monaco has always been just as important as the Sunday race. Ferrari team principal Frederic Vasseur noted that with the transition to new generation cars, the stage on the city circuit could be even more challenging for the drivers.
Wolff: On this track, past successes do not matter.
Before the Monaco Grand Prix, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff spoke about the importance of qualifying and focusing on the result...