Toto Wolff responds to Christian Horner's latest comments suggesting George Russell could be an option for Red Bull.
Toto Wolff has accused arch rival Christian Horner of “stirring sh*t” up after the Red Bull boss mentioned Red Bull ’s driver line-up has been a hot topic during the Singapore Grand Prix weekend amid speculation aboutDuring a Sky interview on Saturday, Horner mentioned Russell being out of contract at the end of 2025 and that it would be “foolish” not to consider that.
“George is a Mercedes driver and has been forever and hopefully will be forever. We have a long contract with him.” He added: “These two are the future. They have been and will be Mercedes drivers, and therefore we have contracts with George and Kimi that go much longer, that are very complicated in terms of options, etc.
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