Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff has insisted Mercedes could be an “attractive” Formula 1 move for Max Verstappen, despite admitting it won’t transpire in 2025. Wolff has... read more »

Mercedes has ramped up its bid to entice Max Verstappen to come to its Formula 1 team, with CEO Ola Kallenius admitting that he desires to see a move materialise. The German... read more »

Mercedes CEO Ola Kallenius has confirmed his interest in three-time champion Max Verstappen - and wants to get the Dutchman into his car. read more »

Mercedes chief Ola Kallenius says Max Verstappen would "look good in silver" after the team made it clear they still want to sign the Red Bull driver. read more »

In an exclusive interview with The Daily Telegraph, Wolff has revealed that he recently agreed with his fellow shareholders to a new deal to remain at the helm at the squad... read more »

Among the doom and gloom stories in recent weeks there has been talk of Mercedes quitting F1, a move vehemently denied by Ola Kallenius, Chairman of the Management Board of... read more »

"F1 is very relevant [to Mercedes] and we will stay," says Ola Kallenius. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has credited the idea of the joint diversity foundation between the team and Lewis Hamilton to Daimler chairman Ola Kallenius. read more »

Daimler chairman Ola Kallenius believes the Mercedes Formula 1 team could soon begin to turn a profit as a result of the new spending cap. read more »

Daimler chairman Ola Kallenius hopes INEOS's investment, combined with the budget cap, will turn Mercedes F1 into a money-making franchise. read more »

Head of Mercedes Ola Kallenius says Formula 1 remains a very important development ground for their brand and the automotive industry. read more »

Daimler chairman and head of Mercedes Ola Kallenius has doubled down on his belief that Formula 1 remains relevant to the modern automotive industry despite a widespread shift... read more »

Daimler chairman Ola Kallenius called it an "incredibly important" piece of business to retain Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff. read more »

Daimler chairman Ola Kallenius has hailed Toto Wolff's commitment to Mercedes for the next three years as "incredibly important" and "reassuring". read more »

Daimler chairman Ola Kallenius and INEOS owner Sir Jim Ratcliffe have made clear it is up to Toto Wolff to get a new deal done with Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Despite reducing its stake in the Mercedes F1 team, Daimler boss, Ola Kallenius insists his company is in the sport for the "long-term". read more »

Daimler and Mercedes Chairman Ola Kallenius has emphasised that the manufacturer remains committed to Formula 1 long-term in the wake of its restructure. The organisation... read more »

Daimler CEO Ola Kallenius has been quick to rubbish suggestions that Mercedes could quit Formula 1 after wrapping up a seventh championship double. read more »

Mercedes chairman Ola Kallenius has paid tribute to Lewis Hamilton, expressing admiration for how the World Champion keeps finding ways to improve. read more »

Mercedes CEO Ola Kallenius has claimed it would have been "crazy" for the German manufacturer to have pulled out of Formula 1. read more »

Mercedes CEO Ola Kallenius says the German manufacturer would have been "crazy" to quit Formula 1 based on the direction it is heading read more »

Daimler CEO Ola Kallenius said he is "very certain" that his partnership with Mercedes Formula 1 boss Toto Wolff will continue. read more »

Daimler CEO, Ola Kallenius says that Mercedes is committed to F1, but warns that along with costs the sport's environmental impact must be reduced. read more »

Ola Kallenius, CEO of Daimler, has insisted Mercedes are in Formula 1 for the long haul - likening their stability to that of Bayern Munich. read more »

Mercedes CEO Ola Kallenius has quashed talk of an internal feud with team boss Toto Wolff and revealed the key factors that will make his company commit to Formula 1 read more »