The Mercedes team principal became a billionaire in April 2023, Forbes report, with a net worth of $1 billion. Whereas Forbes report the driver is worth £300m.

Wolff is not only Mercedes’ team principal, he also owns a third of the F1 team.

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His 33.3 percent share is matched by Daimler (the company who own Mercedes-Benz) and Ineos (a company owned by Sir Jim Ratcliffe, who is one of Britain’s richest men and is personally worth a reported £13 billion).

Wolff earns an estimated annual salary of £7m.

Despite Mercedes' bad start to 2023, their customer team Aston Martin's podium finish at the Bahrain Grand Prix benefitted Wolff's bank balance. In 2020, Wolff purchased a 1% stake in the Aston Martin F1 team. And after Fernando Alonso finished third in Bahrain, Aston Martin's stock price reportedly increased by 15%.

He is the husband of Susie Wolff, who is a pioneer for females in motorsport.

She became the first woman to drive in an F1 session in two decades when, in 2014, she was behind the wheel for Williams in a practice session.

Susie is also the CEO of the Venturi Formula E team.

They married in 2011, two years before Toto joined Mercedes.

He has presided over seven driver’s championships - six for Hamilton and one for Nico Rosberg.