Mercedes-Benz in Formula One
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Mercedes-Benz, a German luxury automotive brand of the Mercedes-Benz Group, has been involved in Formula One as both team owner and engine manufacturer for various periods since 1954. The current Mercedes-AMG Petronas F1 Team is based in Brackley, England, and possesses a German licence. An announcement was made in December 2020 that Ineos planned to take a one third equal ownership stake alongside the Mercedes-Benz Group and Toto Wolff; this came into effect on 25 January 2022. Mercedes-branded teams are often referred to by the nickname, the "Silver Arrows".
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'So much crowd energy' - Russell relishes three-way British fight at SilverstoneGeorge Russell says he and Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton expect a âgood fightâ for victory in the British Grand Prix with Lando Norris and Max Verstappen.BBC Sport - Published | |
British top three as Russell takes pole at SilverstoneGeorge Russell leads a home one-two-three on the British Grand Prix grid from Mercedes team-mate Lewis Hamilton and McLarenâs Lando Norris.BBC Sport - Published | |
Former Mercedes engine chief Cowell to join Aston MartinFormer Mercedes Formula 1 engine chief Andy Cowell is to join Aston Martin as their new group chief executive officer.BBC Sport - Published | |
Hamilton sets pace in Spanish Grand Prix practiceLewis Hamilton sets the pace in Friday practice at the Spanish Grand Prix as Mercedes, Ferrari, McLaren and Red Bull look closely matched.BBC Sport - Published | |
Mercedes boss Wolff rejects 'sabotage' claimsMercedes team principal Toto Wolff rejects claims in an anonymous email that Lewis Hamiltonâs car has been âsabotagedâ by the team.BBC Sport - Published | |
Wolff rejects claims that Hamilton car 'sabotaged'Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff rejects claims in an anonymous email that Lewis Hamiltonâs car has been âsabotagedâ by the team.BBC Sport - Published | |
Ferrari recruit DâAmbrosio and Serra from MercedesFerrari recruit Jerome DâAmbrosio and Loic Serra from Mercedes as they seek to build a team that can challenge for the title again.BBC Sport - Published | |
Hamilton will 'have some fun' from 18th on gridMercedes driver Lewis Hamilton says he intends to "have some fun" in Sunday's Chinese Grand Prix after qualifying down in 18th place.BBC Sport - Published | |
'No one is going to catch Max this year'Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff painted a bleak but realistic picture of the Formula 1 season ahead after the Japanese Grand Prix.BBC Sport - Published | |
Mercedes had 'best session of the year' - HamiltonLewis Hamilton says Mercedes had their "best session of the year" in Friday's practice at the Japanese Grand Prix.BBC Sport - Published | |
'Tyres an unknown for race, but Hamilton feels flat'Lewis Hamilton was unable to explain his Mercedes team's lack of pace in qualifying at the Australian Grand Prix after failing to make it into the top 10.BBC Sport - Published | |
It's not great - Hamilton can't explain lack of paceLewis Hamilton was unable to explain his Mercedes team's lack of pace in qualifying at the Australian Grand Prix after failing to make it into the top 10.BBC Sport - Published | |
Wolff backs wife Susie in FIA disputeMercedes team principal Toto Wolff says wife Susie "has always followed through on her convictions and values" after she began legal action against motorsport's governing body.BBC Sport - Published | âVerstappen win sets chilling tone for the seasonâMercedes driver George Russell summed up what many people in Formula 1 felt after Max Verstappen's imperious victory for Red Bull in the season-opening Bahrain Grand Prix.BBC Sport - Published |
'More transparency' over Horner needed - WolffMercedes team boss Toto Wolff calls for "more transparency" from Red Bull after the company rejected a complaint against Christian Horner.BBC Sport - Published | 'Impressive' Red Bull 'a step ahead' - RussellMercedes' George Russell says Red Bull are "a step ahead of everyone" before the new Formula 1 season.BBC Sport - Published |
Horner investigation 'an issue for all of F1' - WolffMercedes team principal Toto Wolff has called for 'transparency' in the investigation into Red Bull's Christian Horner.BBC Sport - Published | Mercedes car has had 'complete relaunch' - WolffMercedes' new Formula 1 car is a "complete relaunch" as they try to recover from two difficult years, team principal Toto Wolff says.BBC Sport - Published |
Wolff signs new three-year Mercedes dealMercedes' Formula 1 team principal and chief executive Toto Wolff says he has signed a three-year contract extension.BBC Sport - Published | Mercedes' contentious HQ plan gets approvalMercedes-AMG Petronas gets green light to move its HQ staff entrance despite local opposition.BBC Sport - Published |
FIA ends controversial inquiry into Toto and Susie WolffFormula 1's governing body ends its compliance inquiry into Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff and F1 Academy director Susie Wolff.BBC Sport - Published | Susie Wolff rejects conflict of interest allegationsF1 Academy head Susie Wolff rejects allegations of a conflict of interest involving her and husband, Mercedes boss Toto Wolff, in the "strongest possible terms".BBC Sport - Published |
Russell tops Abu Dhabi GP first practiceMercedes' George Russell sets the pace in a first practice session at the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in which half the cars did not have their regular drivers.BBC Sport - Published | Schumacher to race in World Endurance ChampionshipMick Schumacher will combine racing in the World Endurance Championship for Alpine with his role as Mercedes reserve driver next season.BBC Sport - Published |
Wolff would consider joining Ratcliffe Man Utd bidMercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff says he has spoken to Sir Jim Ratcliffe about joining his bid to buy a shareholding in Manchester United.BBC Sport - Published | More cars should be checked after races - HamiltonMercedes driver Lewis Hamilton says more cars should be checked after races following his disqualification from the United States Grand Prix.BBC Sport - Published |
Hamilton accepts blame for Qatar crash with RussellLewis Hamilton accepts the blame for a collision with Mercedes team-mate George Russell at the start of the Qatar Grand Prix.BBC Sport - Published | Verstappen wins in Qatar as Hamilton and Russell collideMercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and George Russell collided at the start before Max Verstappen went on to dominate the Qatar Grand Prix.BBC Sport - Published |
