Toto Wolff says Lauda family are set to sell shares in Mercedes F1

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff says Niki Lauda’s family will sell his shares in tea after the summer break. Lauda passed away in May after a long battle with a lung problem. Wolff was asked by La Gazzetta Dello Sport if his family would keep the shareholding and he said: "No. We will make a decision about that after the summer break". Lauda played a key role in signing Lewis Hamilton way back in 2013.  Wolff was asked if he’s missing Lauda in these discussions. “Niki taking on Lewis in 2013 was a masterpiece, but these decisions involve many other people including the board of directors and my other collaborators,” Wolff said.

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