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Toto Wolff cuts a forlorn figure getting out of a car wearing Mercedes gear

Mercedes chief Wolff CRASHES at Imola

Toto Wolff cuts a forlorn figure getting out of a car wearing Mercedes gear — Photo: © IMAGO

Mercedes chief Wolff CRASHES at Imola

The Austrian has been involved in an incident

Sam Cook
Digital Journalist
Sports Journalist who has been covering motorsport since 2023

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff was involved in a crash while driving the Mercedes AMG GT3 in Imola, according to reports.

The Austrian team boss has previously admitted fearing for his life following a horror crash back in 2009 at the Nurburgring, and has since taken his on-track activities a little lighter.

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Wolff's more recent mishaps have tended to come from cycling, with the 52-year-old a keen cyclist during breaks from Formula 1.

In this particular one week break from the on-track action that has seen Max Verstappen continue his dominance of F1, Mercedes have used the time to film some of their key figures taking to the Imola track in sports cars, footage that is expected to feature in Netflix's Drive to Survive season seven.

Toto Wolff was involved in a crash during filming
Toto Wolff was involved in a crash during filming
The Imola track is iconic within F1
The Imola track is iconic within F1

Wolff's Mercedes howler

Wolff reported that he was 'fine' and was able to complete several more laps once the car had been repaired.

"Jos is a step above me," he said in jest, talking about Verstappen Sr., who is the same age as Wolff.

"My driving skills are not ideal at the moment. During our tests in Imola I had a problem with the traction control and I hit the wall after two laps."

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