Wolff: We have one last chance to win in Zandvoort.

Wolff: We have one last chance to win in Zandvoort.

      Before the Dutch Grand Prix, Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff spoke about the upcoming race and the challenges for the second half of the season...

      Toto Wolff: "In the first part of the season, we lost points, and our competitors were able to close the gap. We understand that in the second half, we need to achieve more.

      The fate of the titles depends on how effectively we implement our plans, how quickly we can improve the car in the next twelve races. Although we are slightly behind our competitors in terms of updates, we have a reserve of efficiency that can be unlocked and a clear development plan for that.

      Since its return to the calendar, the race in Zandvoort presents a unique challenge. A difficult track that is hard to master, an incredible atmosphere created by the fans – this race has become an event that teams and drivers eagerly anticipate. We were close to victory, but in the modern era, we have not won there yet. This weekend, we have one last chance to change that, and we are ready to take on this challenge."

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Wolff: We have one last chance to win in Zandvoort.

Toto Wolff on the upcoming stage and tasks for the second half of the season...