The F1 Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort witnessed a roller-coaster of emotions for George Russell, who minced no words in slamming Mercedes’ strategy following a sequence of events that saw him tumble from the lead to the 18th position. Russell’s race took an intriguing turn as he made a daring decision to stay out on
MoreGeorge Russell’s journey at the Dutch Grand Prix proved to be a tumultuous one, marred by a combination of ill-fated strategies from Mercedes and on-track encounters, most notably with Yuki Tsunoda and Lando Norris. In a rollercoaster of events, Russell found himself facing a series of challenges that overshadowed his performance at Zandvoort. Mercedes’ strategy
MoreIn a candid admission, Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff has recognised the lacklustre performance of the entire team at the Dutch Grand Prix, where a rain-soaked race led to challenging outcomes for the Silver Arrows. The anticipation was high as the Dutch Grand Prix kicked off with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton securing the third
MoreMercedes driver George Russell has expressed his desire to engage in discussions with his team following their tactical miscalculations during the Dutch Grand Prix. The British driver, who qualified third on the grid, was left disappointed as the Silver Arrows misjudged the unpredictable weather conditions at Circuit Zandvoort. The rain-soaked race saw unexpected downpours at
MoreGeorge Russell endured a Dutch Grand Prix to forget on Sunday, as the British driver crossed the line in a disappointing P17. The Mercedes driver had qualified in third, but almost immediately dropped to fourth behind Fernando Alonso. The King’s Lynn-born driver’s race and Lewis Hamilton’s then worsened considerably, as Mercedes pitted both drivers far
MoreGeorge Russell’s 2023 campaign has largely been one of disappointment so far, with his form having not improved at the Dutch Grand Prix on Sunday. Russell did well to qualify in third at Zandvoort, putting him in a great position to challenge for a podium. If it wasn’t for a Mercedes blunder, then the 25-year-old
MoreLewis Hamilton did well to recover to sixth at the Dutch Grand Prix on Sunday, although he did require some help from Mercedes to get past George Russell. The seven-time World Champion started the race in P13 following a disastrous qualifying, which saw Hamilton eliminated in Q2. Hamilton failed to make Q3 after being impeded
MoreFormer Ferrari and Williams team manager Peter Windsor believes George Russell is not looking like the Russell of 2022, who defeated Lewis Hamilton in the Drivers’ Championship. Russell was sensational last season in his maiden campaign for Mercedes, which saw him claim his first pole position and victory. The 25-year-old was actually the only Mercedes
MoreCharles Leclerc has admitted that whilst Ferrari are “trying” to catch Red Bull, the Monegasque can see the Austrians remaining dominant until the new power unit regulations in 2026. Red Bull are in a complete league of their own currently, with the Milton Keynes-based team boasting a huge 256-point lead in the Constructors’ Championship over
MoreGeorge Russell is entering this weekend’s Dutch Grand Prix with a “slightly different approach”, with the Mercedes driver recognising that his qualifying performances haven’t been up to his standards. Since making the move to Formula 1 in 2019, Russell has often been referred to as ‘Mr. Saturday’, with him tending to go unbelievably well in
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