Nico Rosberg believes Toto Wolff's ability to plan for staff losses is one of his 'greatest strengths', and Mercedes should not suffer as a result of key team members moving on. F1
Nico Rosberg has thrown his backing behind Mercedes after key recent staff changes, reasoning that planning ahead for people’s departures is one of Toto Wolff’s “greatest strengths”.
The struggles at Mercedes at the start of this season had even prompted rumours that they may turn to Allison to return to the Formula 1 team, though PlanetF1.com understands these reports to be wide of the mark. But when asked about how their high-profile departures may have impacted the team, 2016 World Champion Rosberg believes Mercedes will not have suffered from a personnel perspective, given how good Wolff is at planning ahead – citing Paddy Lowe’s move to become Williams team principal as an example.
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