NEW DELHI, Nov. 10 -- As the chequered flag fell on a chaotic, rain-soaked afternoon at Interlagos, George Russell crossed the line in fourth and Kimi Antonelli safely secured fifth. At that instant, an agonising five-year wait ended. The Silver Arrows had flown back to the summit of F1. Down in the pit lane, the tension and anticipation that had gripped the Mercedes garage dissolved into a roar of jubilation. Toto Wolff was at the centre of it. Usually the epitome of stoic Austrian intensity behind his headset, the Mercedes team principal let loose entirely. Jumping, dancing, and leading the charge with arms outstretched, Wolff hugged mechanics, engineers, and strategists alike, his energy set the tone for a team that had climbed back to t...