As F1's title race heads to a decider, Toto Wolff has called for 'common sense' in what has become a bitter rivalry between Mercedes and Red Bull. With Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen trading blows this season, both on the track and in the standings, their team bosses have been throwing around a few verbal ones. Those have been aimed at one another, the drivers and even the marshals and the stewards. Last time out at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix it was Red Bull's turn to feel aggrieved, Helmut Marko hitting out at the stewards. At the end of a weekend where Verstappen was twice hit with time penalties, and Hamilton received only a warning for impeding Nikita Mazepin in practice, the Red...
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