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Toto Wolff Supports Adjustments to F1 Rules for Honda

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Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has expressed support for potential changes to Formula 1's ADUO regulations to assist Honda's competitiveness. His comments follow discussions involving FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem and driver Fernando Alonso.

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First to reportToto Wolff backs adjusting F1 rules to help Honda amid Ben Sulayem claimsToto Wolff believes F1’s rules can be adjusted to provide more help for HondaCrashTue 15 Sep · 14:11 UTCRead their report →Wolff backs FIA push to give Honda a helping handToto Wolff has thrown his weight behind Mohammed Ben Sulayem’s efforts to keep Fernando Alonso in Formula 1,...F1iWed 16 Sep · 08:11 UTCRead →Toto Wolff backs calls for ADUO adjustments as FIA president addresses Fernando Alonso talksMercedes boss Toto Wolff believes further changes could be made to the Formula 1's ADUO regulations to help Honda’s power unit progress, following recent talks between FIA president Mohammed Ben Sulayem and Fernando Alonso.Motorsport WeekWed 16 Sep · 12:00 UTCRead →Mercedes open to F1 ADUO rethink amid Fernando Alonso talks with FIA presidentMercedes Formula 1 chief Toto Wolff acknowledged Honda "needs more" help to become competitive as Aston Martin's engine partner, amid conversations between Fernando Alonso and Mohammed Ben Sulayem. Aston Martin's new engine partner has struggled for competitiveness with the new regulations. The Japanese marque performed a late U-turn on its decision to walk away from F1, having to assemble a ... Keep readingMotorsport.comThu 17 Sep · 12:16 UTCRead →

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