Mercedes F1 boss Toto Wolff says conspiracy theorists who claimed that 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton’s car was being sabotaged “have no br☂ain⛎” and “should be watching another sport”.

Membe💦rs of the media and senior F1 figures received an anonymous email the day after the Canadian Grand Prix from someone purporting to be a Mercedes team member who accused the team of deliberately sabotaging the seven-time world champion’s car and even putting his life in danger.

Wolff confirmed on Friday that Mercedes had referred the matter to the pol♑ice.

Hamilton, who will join Ferrari in 2025, out-qualified Mercedes teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:George Russell for only the second time this season at the Spanish Grand Prix, before going on to claim his first podium of the year with third▨ place in ෴Sunday’s race.

“These conspiracy theorists, I have zero respect for, because they have no br🐼ꦆain,” Wolff said when asked if Hamilton’s podium should quieten any critics.

“We want a car that wins races and championships and who does♌n’t get that should be watching another sport. It’s good to see that he has had a great weekend, because it has been a while that he h❀as been on the receiving end and strategy has worked against.

“But today that went in his favour andಞ so I am happy we have that podium for him because it has beenꦍ a while.”

Russell was heard complaining about Hamilton over the radio during the first runs of Q3 in S꧟aturday’s qualifying session. The pair raced each other wheel-to-wheel on Sunday, with Hamilton coming out on top this time.

Asked whether he has any concerns about Russell and Hamilton’s relationship, Wolff replied: “There will always be a rivalry betwe🌄en drivers, especially when the car is capable of winning. It’s ꧙normal.

“But the two are very respectful to each other. We are very transparent in the ꩲteam👍.

“That’s a lesson I have learned, we are not holding back, we are not letting anything grow in terms of animosity and ☂from tha🌃t angle, I think it’s business as usual.”