Toto Wolff reflects on childhood challenges that shaped his F1 success

Toto Wolff, the head of Mercedes in Formula 1, reflects on his challenging childhood after being expelled from a private school due to unpaid fees. This experience, along with his father's illness, shaped his determination and drive for success. Now 52, Wolff has led Mercedes to eight Constructors' Championships and seven Drivers' Championships. He credits his early hardships with instilling values that propelled him to financial success in F1. Wolff acknowledges lingering feelings of inadequacy but believes he is overcoming them. He expresses a desire to continue striving for success while recognizing the progress he has made in his personal journey.