Toto Wolff, shareholder of Williams Grand Prix Holdings and executive director joins the management of the Mercedes-Benz Formula 1 team. Austrian Wolff will retain his... read more »

Toto Wolff, the Williams shareholder who manages Valtteri Bottas and only last July became an executive director, is leaving the Oxfordshire based team. The mass-circulation... read more »

Susie Wolff has pledged her commitment to the Williams F1 Team, following Monday's news that husband Toto is to become Mercedes-Benz's new Executive Director.... read more »

Toto Wolff's move from Williams to Mercedes will see the Austrian take a financial stake in the Brackley-based team as well as inheriting the role of executive director read more »

Toto Wolff and Niki Lauda have taken a combined 40 per cent stake in the Mercedes AMG Formula 1 Team, it was confirmed on Monday. Wolff, who has relinquished his role at... read more »

Sir Frank Williams says he understands Toto Wolff's decision to leave his team and join Mercedes-Benz as its new Executive Director, explaining that he was never going... read more »

Williams shareholder and now former board member Toto Wolff, will leave the Grove outfit, in which he owns a large stake, to take up a management position with Mercedes. The... read more »

Toto Wolff is the new executive director of the Mercedes F1 team and has joined Niki Lauda in acquiring a stake in the company... read more »

Daimler has announced that it has signed a letter of intent with Toto Wolff which will see him acquire a significant minority interest in Mercedes-Benz Grand Prix Ltd and will... read more »

Toto Wolff has been confirmed as the new Executive Director of Mercedes-Benz, with the Austrian moving over from rivals Williams. The 41-year-old, who is leaving a similar... read more »

Toto Wolff is to become a shareholder and executive director of the Mercedes Formula 1 team, it was announced on Monday. read more »

Mercedes has confirmed that Toto Wolff has become a new shareholder and executive director of the team. Mercedes has also confirmed that Niki Lauda, also acquires a stake in... read more »

Williams has announced that Toto Wolff is to leave his role as an executive director of the team with immediate effect to take up a new position with Mercedes-Benz. read more »

Williams has officially confirmed that Executive Director Toto Wolff is leaving the company with immediate effect to take up a new role with Mercedes-Benz Grand Prix Ltd. read more »

Toto Wolff is set to become Mercedes-Benz's new Director of Motorsport. The 41-year-old Austrian, who has been acting as the Executive Director of Williams since the... read more »

German reports claim that Williams executive director Toto Wolff could be the new head of Mercedes' motorsport division. read more »

Austrian Toto Wolff, a shareholder in the Williams team, joins Mercedes' as their new director of motorsport. read more »

German media claims that Williams Executive Director Toto Wolf has joined Mercedes at its Head of Motorsport replacing Norbert Haug. read more »

Ferrari's technical director Pat Fry says he wouldn't be surprised if some of the Italian's rivals turned up at pre-season testing with a copy of their pull-rod... read more »

McLaren's sporting director Sam Michael doesn't expect the order to change at the front of the grid, with McLaren, Red Bull and Ferrari leading the way. He does... read more »

Ferrari is sticking with its novel ‘pull-rod’ front suspension layout for 2013, technical director Pat Fry has confirmed. Last year, the Italian team... read more »

Steve Nielsen is set to become Toro Rosso's Sporting Director ahead of the 2013 Formula 1 season, moving over from Caterham where he held the same position. read more »

Formula 1 stalwart Steve Nielsen is to join Toro Rosso as sporting director, AUTOSPORT has learned read more »

Toto Wolff, a shareholder and director of the Williams team, doubts he will continue his role of driver manager. That is despite the Austrian's latest charge, Valtteri... read more »

Pirelli's motorsport director Paul Hembery believes teams will struggle with the tyres less this season due to the stability in the technical regulations read more »