At the 2016 Austrian Grand Prix, Rosberg, struggling with a brake issue, looked on course to win. But in the final laps Hamilton closed in and a mistake from Rosberg at turn 1 on the last lap gave him better drive on the long run to turn 3. Hamilton picked the outside, moving alongside Rosberg as they approached the corner. As Hamilton turned in to make the corner, Rosberg went straight on, causing a collision and damaging the German's front wing. Hamilton would pass to win the race, while Rosberg would drop to fourth in the final corners. Both drivers blamed the other while Lauda blamed Rosberg. Furious team boss Toto Wolff called the incident “brainless” and said it “could easily have been a double DNF”. He revealed both cars were "marginal on brakes" and threatened team orders in future races. The stewards blamed Rosberg for the incident, issuing him two penalty points for failing to allow "racing room" and causing a collision.