George Russell downplays potential Mercedes advantage over McLaren for F1 2026
George Russell has downplayed the continuing speculation that Mercedes will go into next year's F1 season with a performance advantage over its rivals.
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George Russell has downplayed the continuing speculation that Mercedes will go into next year's F1 season with a performance advantage over its rivals.
George Russell has stated that innovative moves from F1 teams, such as McLaren, can prove to be a "distraction," amid Mercedes' struggles during the ground effect era.
George Russell has highlighted a key factor that will alleviate concerns some F1 drivers have about the sport's forthcoming new regulations: success.
George Russell has admitted he "can't comprehend" the sometimes unpredictable nature of F1 after Max Verstappen dominated the Italian GP.
George Russell has bemoaned a tyre "miscommunication" with the Mercedes pit wall that saw him miss out on pole position for the F1 Italian GP.
George Russell has called on F1 and the FIA to seek a solution that would enable faster stewarding decisions, complaining that drivers and fans "need the answers quick".
George Russell believed Charles Leclerc deserved a penalty for his ‘through the gravel’ overtake, which relegated him to fourth place at the F1 Dutch GP.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has disclosed that Andrea Kimi Antonelli and George Russell are guaranteed to continue as the team's driver line-up in F1 for 2026.
Oscar Piastri has avoided a penalty after a “scary” pit lane incident with George Russell during Friday’s second practice session at the F1 Dutch GP, with McLaren instead handed a ...
George Russell has branded self-critical comments from Lewis Hamilton about his performances during this year's F1 season as "nonsense".