Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff has dedicated the team's sixth successive Formula 1 constructors' world championship to late non-executive chairman Niki Lauda on a historic day in Japan on Sunday. Valtteri Bottas' win in Suzuka left the Finn as the only driver able to deny team-mate, Lewis Hamilton, a sixth title and meant Mercedes became the first team to win the championship double for six years in a row. 'Niki would have said congratulations for the sixth ones, you have a problem for next year,' Wolff told Sky Sports television. 'We want to dedicate this to Niki because he has been such an important part from the beginning of the journey and his sheer presence was always so important in the...
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