Tag: George Russell

  • Antonelli Wins in Belgium as Russell Retires from Fourth on the Grid

    Antonelli Wins in Belgium as Russell Retires from Fourth on the Grid

    Kimi Antonelli converted pole into victory at Spa-Francorchamps, extending his championship lead further. George Russell, who qualified fourth, did not see the chequered flag, the day’s first retirement. Qualifying: Antonelli on Pole, Verstappen Alongside Antonelli took pole position, with Verstappen second and Norris third. Russell qualified fourth, with Leclerc fifth and Hamilton sixth for Ferrari.…

  • Russell Wins in Austria as Leclerc’s Front Row Start Unravels

    Russell Wins in Austria as Leclerc’s Front Row Start Unravels

    George Russell converted pole into a lights-to-flag win in Austria. Max Verstappen recovered from fifth on the grid to second, and Kimi Antonelli took the final podium spot and the fastest lap, enough to extend his championship lead further despite starting fourth. Qualifying: Russell on Pole, Ferrari Lock Out the Second Row Russell took pole…

  • Antonelli Wins in Canada as Russell, Norris and Piastri All Leave Without a Point

    Antonelli Wins in Canada as Russell, Norris and Piastri All Leave Without a Point

    George Russell took pole and won Saturday’s Sprint, but Sunday told a completely different story: he, Lando Norris, and Oscar Piastri, three of the top four qualifiers, all left Montreal without scoring a single point, while Kimi Antonelli won from second on the grid to extend his championship lead. Saturday: Russell Doubles Up Russell took…

  • Russell Storms to Sprint Pole in China as Mercedes Lock Out Front Row

    Russell Storms to Sprint Pole in China as Mercedes Lock Out Front Row

    George Russell delivered a dominant performance in Sprint Qualifying at the Chinese Grand Prix, putting his Mercedes on pole for Saturday’s Sprint race at the Shanghai International Circuit.

  • Las Vegas GP: A Weekend of Strategic Surprises and Racing Drama

    The Las Vegas Grand Prix delivered again under the neon lights, solidifying its place on the Formula 1 calendar. While not an all-time classic, it marked the second consecutive year of high-quality racing, with close battles across the field and unexpected developments that kept us and the teams on their toes. A Strategic Shake-Up Pirelli’s…