News
How George Russell finished second in Bahrain Grand Prix with malfunctioning car
As the Bahrain Grand Prix unfolded and George Russell raced in second place, messages slowly came through on his radio that different systems were failing. Team principal Toto Wolff put it simply: “The car was wounded.
PlanetF1 on MSN16h
Mercedes make key discovery over Russell’s Bahrain reliability woesGeorge Russell "was kind of like an acrobat spinning plates as he was going through those last few laps" in Bahrain.
He needed to make a 25-lap stint on a set of soft tires work despite high levels of tire degradation. He also needed to do ...
George Russell has avoided a penalty at the Bahrain Grand Prix after he was placed under investigation by the FIA's stewards.
George Russell has avoided a penalty at the Bahrain Grand Prix over a DRS infringement, meaning he holds onto his ...
PlanetF1 on MSN4d
Russell explains cause of Bahrain DRS issue as he avoids FIA penaltyGeorge Russell has explained that faulty electronics caused him to open his DRS when he was not supposed to during the ...
Motorsport.com on MSN10h
George Russell: McLaren will remain “head and shoulders” in front until BarcelonaWhile the fight between Mercedes, Ferrari and Red Bull is close, it could take a technical rule clampdown in Barcelona to ...
George Russell's stellar performance at Mercedes, including three podiums, is prompting contract extension talks. Toto Wolff ...
George Russell’s tenacious drive to second place in Bahrain could not have come at a better time, with the Briton reportedly ...
GPblog on MSN10h
Pessimistic Russell doesn't think it's "achieveable" for Mercedes to catch McLaren for the rest of 2025Mercedes driver George Russell is pessimistic about the chance that Mercedes have to catch up to McLaren, saying it doesn't look "achievable". The British team have made a strong start to the 2025 ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback