Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has accused rival Formula One principals of "pitiful" behaviour and of playing politics in a row over how to solve the problem of cars bouncing at high speed. The Austrian took part in a stormy bosses' meeting at the Canadian Grand Prix, with many unhappy about a technical directive (TD) issued by the governing FIA on safety grounds. Red Bull's Christian Horner, whose team are leading both championships and have a more stable car, has said it is unfair to change the rules for all mid-season when one team is struggling more than most. Alpine's Otmar Szafnauer said on Saturday that his team ran their car at a ride height that combined performance and...
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