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The Mercedes boss was angry with a penalty given to George Russell before an odd interview ensued in relation to Norris’ five-second penalty for overtaking Max Verstappen off-track

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff accused the Formula 1 stewards of bias after Max Verstappen went unpunished for running Lando Norris

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff made it clear where he stands after McLaren's Lando Norris was penalised for his manner of overtaking on title rival Max Verstappen

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff labelled a five-second penalty given to George Russell as a “total joke” in the early stages of the US Grand Prix. Russell, who started in the pit-lane, was making his way through the field when he went for an overtake on Sauber’s Valtteri Bottas.

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has questioned whether F1 stewarding decisions are "biased" after the United States Grand Prix.

Mercedes have had a wretched United States Grand Prix weekend so far, struggling for pace in the Sprint before Lewis Hamilton's Q1 qualifying exit and George Russell's crash

Toto Wolff hinted he felt the stewards were 'biased' in their decision-making after Lando Norris was hit with a five-second penalty for overtaking Max Verstappen off the track. This followed the stewards' decision to penalise Mercedes driver George Russell for forcing Valtteri Bottas off the track earlier in the race.

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has described decision-making over penalties in the United States Grand Prix as "biased" after George Russell and Lando Norris were punished, while Max Verstappen escaped without issue.