After an historic and memorable race in Mexico, where Kimi secured the Drivers' Championship, attention now turns to Brazil and the battle for the Constructors'.
"Mexico was a special weekend for Kimi and the team," says Toto.
"Winning the World Championship is an incredible achievement, particularly at this stage of his career, and he thoroughly deserves the moment.
"For George, there is natural disappointment. He has been hard on himself but he has driven at an incredibly high level this season and shown again the quality we know he has.
"There have been circumstances out of his control that haven’t always fallen his way, and we have not always given him the car to perform. Nevertheless, the way he has continued to push and contribute to the team says so much him.
"Our focus, though, has already moved to São Paulo. We came into this season wanting to fight for both championships and there is still a job left to finish.
"The teams’ title is about the performance of the entire operation, both at the track and back in Brackley and Brixworth, and securing it would mean a great deal to all of us. Nothing is won yet, though. Interlagos is always a demanding weekend and there is little margin for error. We need to execute strongly from the first session and put ourselves in the best possible position to bring home both titles this season."
