'Stay away we don’t want you, f*** off' That was the message from Toto Wolff to F1 fans who are racist, sexist or homophobic Mercedes invited a victim of sexual harassment into their garage for Sunday's AustrianGP
“We found out that this had happened and that is just not on,” said Wolff.
“We have to continue to do more. It just highlights that it’s an issue all over and it comes down to education. “And that’s clearly not OK and I shouldn’t even need to say this, I think this should be a general understanding, that these things shouldn’t happen, a normal human being I think should think like that and should behave like that.”
“Sometimes when you drink alcohol you can do stupid things - I don’t say this as an excuse. Also these things can be regulated.
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