Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff is adamant that the management structure now in place at the marque's F1 team is the right one for the way the sport is evolving.Speaking before former team principal Ross Brawn announced that, following his December exit from the Brackley-based squad, he would be quitting F1 altogether, Wolff insisted that doing away with the long-standing front man role was simply a means of tackling the modern demands of the sport."The [team principal] position is a thing of the past," the Austrian told the official F1 website, "You don't have the equivalent of a team principal in any other sport, let alone companies.“Look at football: you have a...
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