Red Bull are currently riding high in one of F1’s best-ever seasons - they have won all 15 💧grands prix in 2023, and Max Verstappen is cruising t🃏o a third consecutive championship.

But Mercedes team principal Wolf🍷f does not advocate fo🌳r new rules which would slow down dominant teams, and enable others to catch up.

"As a team principal, I don't want to jump on the bandwagon that others have done of saying 'we need to change🐟 the regulations because we can't continue with the dominance of a team',"✃ Wolff said.

"If a team d🦂ominates in the way Max has done with Red Bull? Fair dues. This is a meritocracy.

"As long as you comply with the regulations - technical, sporting 🐭and financial - you just need to say 'well done'.

"It's up to us to catch up.ജ If that takes a long time, then it takes a long time.”

Wolff’s Mercedes were prev🤪iously the top team in F1, as Lewis Hamilton won his joi🦂nt-record seventh championship.

"I remember people crying foul, when it was us," Wol🅷ff said.

"Entertainment follows the sport, not the other way around🅘.

"You can't be WWE, scripꦰted content. We don't want scripted content."