A report in Business F1 magazine said there is concern among other Formula One team principals that Toto Wolff has had access to information, via his wife, which is not being shared with them that he is using to his benefit. “In fact, Red Bull has been the team which has got most involved with Formula One Academy from its inception, to the point that between the two Red Bull owned teams we will be entering three cars. “We have been working closely with Susie, who has been doing a great job on Formula One Academy. As far as the other teams, I can’t talk on behalf of others. Later on Wednesday, other F1 teams also went on record to distance themselves from the reported allegations. A statement from Ferrari read: “We can confirm that we have not made any complaint to the FIA regarding the allegation of information of a confidential nature being passed between an F1 team principal and a member of FOM staff. A statement from Formula One, meanwhile, said it had “complete confidence” the allegations were wrong.

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