SILVERSTONE, England (Reuters) - Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff spoke out staunchly in defence of Lewis Hamilton on Saturday, rejecting media criticism of his star driver as insulting, wrong and unfair. The Austrian indicated also that Hamilton could do as he pleases so long as he delivers on the track. "Questioning whether a three-time world champion, that has just broken Ayrton Senna's pole record and is going to beat Schumacher's record, understands how he should prepare himself is an insult. Hamilton, whose pole left him one off Michael Schumacher's all-time record of 68, jetted off to the Greek island of Mykonos with friends during the London event. "He took a decision for his championship and the way he's been treated in certain media is wrong," said Wolff.

Source: The Star July 15, 2017 17:03 UTC