Mercedes' increasing dominance of Formula 1 is now leading to 'internet hate'. That is the concerned view of team boss Toto Wolff, who said Sebastian Vettel's controversial penalty in Canada recently led to a spate of online abuse. 'It's good to polarise,' the Mercedes chief is quoted by Blick newspaper. 'You can argue emotionally and heatedly. 'But internet hate sometimes comes to a point where it turns into verbal abuse that becomes personal. That has no place in sport.' The latest problem for Mercedes and F1 was Paul Ricard, where Mercedes won its eighth consecutive grand prix in 2019 in a race that was universally described as boring. 'We would also like to have more exciting races,'...
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