Toto Wolff firmly backs George Russell to rebound from his challenging Miami Grand Prix, asserting the Brit possesses a "killer" instinct. Russell finished a distant P4 at the American race, 43 seconds off the lead despite late passes, acknowledging Miami is a "bogey track" for him. Wolff isn't concerned about the setback, emphasizing Russell "never stops fighting and attacking."
Russell currently trails his teammate by 20 points, but Wolff expects a swift recovery at the upcoming Canadian Grand Prix. The Mercedes team principal sees their current form as their best shot at the Teams' Championship since 2021, relishing the return to consistently challenging for victories. Wolff credits the entire organization for their resilience, promising both drivers will battle fiercely for points and wins throughout the season. Expect Russell to come out swinging in Montreal.
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