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Wolff Wary of Red Bull's Growing Threat to Mercedes

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Skip to content Toto Wolff Mercedes Red Bull Racing Red Bull and Max Verstappen have taken back-to-back F1 wins, beating Mercedes in a straight fight each time. Oct 12, 2026 10:12am UTC Toto Wolff admits he is wary of the growing threat that Red Bull could pose to Mercedes, after Max Verstappen claimed a dominant victory in the Singapore Grand Prix. Verstappen enjoyed a near-perfect weekend on the streets of Marina Bay, claiming a double pole an…

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After a very complicated start to the season, Red Bull returned to colours in Asia, with two victories of Max Verstappen, in Malaysia and then in Singapore. Its director Laurent Mekies savors this revival of form, while remaining on his watch.

·Paris, France
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The Singapore Grand Prix weekend was dominated by Red Bull's Max Verstappen. The Dutchman won the sprint qualifying, the sprint race and the qualifying for Sunday's race, which he also won. At the climax of the Singapore Grand Prix, he led the entire race and won for the second time in a row.

·Ljubljana, Slovenia
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There was hardly any time left for superlatives after Max Verstappen's race weekend in Singapore. The Red Bull driver left the competition in the dust and showed why many experts consider him the best driver in the world. What does his good form mean for the last six races and for 2027? "Mercedes is getting nervous, you know."

Toto Wolff admitted to be alert to the growing threat Red Bull may pose to Mercedes after Max Verstappen won a dominant win in the Singapore Grand Prix. The Dutch driver guaranteed an almost perfect weekend on the streets of Marina Bay, by winning both Saturday's Sprint race and the [...] The post F1, Toto Wolff alerts to the ‘growing threat of Red Bull to Mercedes first appeared on AutoSport.

Toto Wolff (54), director, CEO and shareholder at Mercedes F1, talks to the superlative about the progress recorded by Red Bull Racing lately, expecting the Austrian team to be one of the rivals in the title next year. With 6 Grand Awards remaining in this season, Mercedes is a step away from both titles in Formula 1. Kimi Antonelli can become the world champion since the next race, on COTA on October 25th. ...

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