In an interview with the Daily Mail in the build up to this weekend’s Mexican Grand Prix, Wolff predicted a further clash between F1 title rivals Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilt👍on, saying “whoever is in front is absolutely going to try to do the same as in t💫he Senna-Prost years”. 

Wolff also appeared to indicate that he fel🍸t Verstappen had purp▨osely hit Hamilton in their second collision of the season at Monza, which followed a dramatic coming together at Silverstone earlier in the year. 

“I was disappointed to read the comments that that was 🍌being condoned,” Horner said on Friday when asked about Wolff’s comments. 

"I think we want a really fair fight b༒etween now and the end of the championship, and I think any driver would want to win the championship on track. 

"We're a team of racers. If we can pull off this feat, and it's a massive, massive task, then we wouldn't want to win a championship through a collision between the d🐻rivers. There's been enough of those this year alreadyꦕ.

"I think what we saw in Austin was a g💖reat fight between two drivers very much at the top of their game. [With] a few more races like Austin between n🦩ow and the end of the year, I think the biggest winner would be Formula 1.

"No🃏body wants to see a championship decided in a gravel trap.”

Verstappen heads into this weekend’s race in Mexico City holding a 12-point advantage over Hamilton, having increased his points lead with his eighth victory of the season in t🦋he United States last time out. 

"It's bee𓄧🥂n so tight between the two drivers to-ing and fro-ing, pretty much from that first race in Bahrain, and I think that it's been an intense battle between the two of them," Horner added. 

"The way that Max has handled that 🤪has been totally commendable. It's his first time in this situation in Formula 1, but I think he's just sticking to his principles, the w෴ay he races, the way he drives.

"He's got the five or si𝔍x seasons behind him now of experience which he's using to great effect."