Formula 1, Ceo Mercedes confirms the permanence of the team in the World Championship

The assumptions about the farewell of the Mercedes to the F1 seem to be averted. During a meeting with investors in London, the group's new CEO, Ola Kallenius, denied the exit but confirmed a period of austerity. The Brazilian GP live on Sunday on Sky Sport F1 (channel 207)

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Mercedes and future F1. The words di Toto Wolff have shaken the environment of Formula 1. The Mercedes team principal has in fact left a door open to a possible farewell to F1, but they are statements to be contextualised within a very hot political period with the renewal of the pact of concord in progress . Thursday, November 14, during a meeting with investors in London, the group's new CEO, Ola Kallenius, denied the possibility of exit, while confirming a period of austerity. "The car manufacturer must save money 1.4 billion euros – he said – but Mercedes will remain in Formula 1. We have won the World Championship six times in a row. This is unique and has more than paid off the marketing investment, generating a value of around 1 billion euros. A very rewarding investment ".