The race at the Saudi Arabia GP was an emotional roller coaster ride for everyone who watched. Especially for the people in the paddock. While the ups and downs of the race evoked a lot of emotions, Toto Wolff let out his anger again on his desk and some very expensive headphones.
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Sponsored by Bose, the headphones can be expected to be quite expensive. Bose adapts the headsets for the Mercedes F1 team and their radio transmissions. Already three years ago, when the partnership began, the brand with the Silver Arrows found its place to offer them the latest technologies and the best audio in their products. Hence, these headphones would cost well over $ 229.00.
Formula 1 F1 Grand Prix of Saudi Arabia – Jeddah Corniche Circuit, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia – December 5, 2021 Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff will pool over REUTERS / Andrej Isakovic during the race. seen
In the heat of the moment, however, that doesn’t matter. Even more so when your World Cup contender collides with his rival. Wolff well reflected the frustration of all viewers. While the team boss watched, Hamilton suffered another damage to his front wing.
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It turned into a turbulent race – Wolff did what he could. Furious, he took off his headphones and slammed them against his desk without thinking. Wolff had been close to it in Baku when Hamilton botched his restart. At the beginning of the season, Wolff took off his headphones and was about to cut them off; however, he changed his mind and held himself back.
But with the tension in the penultimate race of the season, Wolff can quickly get a replacement.
Why has Toto Wolff lost his temper?
There was absolute chaos throughout the race. Even the drivers didn’t remember what happened when one thing followed another. As a result, not only were tensions at an all-time high, but also exhaustion.
Though the race was absolutely fantastic, annoying the leadership of the race with close wheel-to-wheel battles going on throughout the field. Technically, however, it was extremely chaotic. And Toto Wolff thinks that way too.
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Formula 1 F1 Grand Prix of Saudi Arabia – Jeddah Corniche Circuit, Jeddah, Saudi Arabia – December 5, 2021 Red Bulls Max Verstappen in action with Mercedes Lewis Hamilton during the REUTERS / Ahmed Yosri race
“I don’t want dirty laundry here, but that was spectacular, but not a good race.” Although Mercedes had a double podium in the end, the drive there was bumpy. Now it is a winner who will make all the last races in Abu Dhabi, as the two protagonists are on an equal footing.
“It’s driving that needs to be assessed and examined. It’s very hard, maybe hard across the border. We just want to have a clean championship, may the best win and if it’s Max in the end then I’ll be at peace with it. But it just has to be fair. “
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Everything is at stake in Abu Dhabi. 21 races full of joy, anger and frustration, all of which can be traced back to the race on Sunday. Who will win the historic title in 2021 after so much time?
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