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Wolff to sell his stake in Williams

15 April, 2013 Toto Wolff Former Williams Executive Director Toto Wolff will sell his 16 percent stake in the Formula One team now that he has moved to rivals Mercedes, but only when he finds the right buyer. The 41-year-old Austrian left former world champions Williams in January when he was appointed head of motorsport activities at Mercedes, where he will have a 30 percent shareholding in their F1 team. At the time, Williams said Wolff would retain his shareholding in the team where his Scottish wife Susie is a development driver. Wolff told Reuters at the Chinese Grand Prix, before travelling to Bahrain for this weekend's race, that he had given a commitment to Mercedes to dispose of...
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