George Russell has started life at Mercedes better than anyone could’ve predicted, with the Brit currently ahead of seven-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton in his first year at the Silver Arrows. It was expected throughout 2021 that Russell would replace Valtteri Bottas at the Germans for this season, something that was confirmed after Bottas signed
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Mercedes have just four races remaining to alleviate the pain of 2022, as the Germans look all but set for their worst yearly performance since the start of the hybrid era in 2014. The hybrid era may as well be renamed as the ‘Mercedes’ era, as the Silver Arrows have been completely dominant up until
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Over the past three seasons, Nicholas Latifi has entered 57 Grand Prix with Williams and scored a total of nine points. It’s statistics like these that make Jost Capito and Williams’ decision to part ways with the Canadian driver seem justified, with the three-year relationship set to come to an end at the close of
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Mercedes are set to bring their final upgrade of the season to the United States Grand Prix next weekend. Sir Lewis Hamilton and George Russell were given an inherently poor car at the start of this season, and though the idea of running virtually no sidepods was an initially promising one, it has, if anything,
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After a challenging double header, Mercedes appear to be enjoying some downtime ahead of the United States Grand Prix next weekend, with a bit of bowling to pass the time. Singapore and Japan could’ve gone significantly better for the Silver Arrows, who failed to claim a podium at either round. Mercedes proved to have pace
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Mercedes’ George Russell was far from impressed after the Japanese Grand Prix last weekend. The Briton qualified eighth behind Fernando Alonso, while the other Mercedes of Sir Lewis Hamilton ended up in sixth behind Esteban Ocon. The race got underway in wet conditions, and both Mercedes drivers held position off the start of the race,
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Mercedes trackside engineer, Andrew Shovlin, feels that the team should have left George Russell out another lap at the Japanese Grand Prix. The 24-year-old started the race eighth behind the Alpine of Fernando Alonso, who did his best to clear Sir Lewis Hamilton on the first lap, to no avail. That battle could not be
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George Russell has hit out at his own team for the way in which they pitted himself and Sir Lewis Hamilton at the Japanese Grand Prix, after it was quickly discovered that the majority of the field were on the wrong tyres. Following a red flag on the second lap of the race due to
MoreMercedes’ George Russell has blasted the FIA for their negligent actions that almost led to a serious crash for Pierre Gasly. The drivers started an extremely wet race in Suzuka on the Intermediates, and on the opening lap, Carlos Sainz’s Ferrari aquaplaned at Turn 11, sending him into the wall and out of the race.
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George Russell picked up some criticism from fans on social media after his close call with Pierre Gasly during practice for the Japanese Grand Prix. The drivers had not had any dry running before FP3, as both practice sessions on Friday had been rain affected. Mercedes completed 55 laps over the course of the two
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