Mercedes claimed their ninth Constructors' Championship in São Paulo after George Russell and Kimi Antonelli finished fourth and fifth, tying Williams' title count and marking the team's first championship since 2021. But Toto Wolff refused to celebrate. The Mercedes boss admitted he's already dissecting what went wrong in Brazil and plotting for 2027, not savoring the present. "I'm not celebrating!" Wolff told F1 TV. "My team says I'm miserable because I never get to celebrate these moments." Deputy Team Principal Bradley Lord had to remind him to at least smile for the cameras. Instead of basking in a title that ties him with Frank Williams at nine championships, Wolff was asking why Mercedes underperformed in the race itself. It's the mentality that's built Mercedes into a dynasty—relentless, never satisfied, always hunting the next edge. Las Vegas is next, but Wolff's mind is already a season beyond.
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