Lewis Hamilton held talks with Toto Wolff as Mercedes F1 rule enforced
Addressing the media, Wolff confirmed he had spoken to Hamilton, stating: "Lewis and I speak - we have always done so - and a sentence that correlates or a sentence that then happens is being made public on the weekend, particularly where he has not been satisfied about his driving and about the car, then one plus one then makes it look bad.
Ahead of the Qatar GP, the veteran driver spoke about his future in F1 and what his motorsports moves in 2025 could be.
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