George Russell believes Mercedes has a “real shot” against Ferrari in today's Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix, predicting it will be a “chaotic” race with high ...
“I think we'll be in the mix with them. Sainz’s average was 1m26.532s, one-tenth up on Leclerc’s of 1m26.687s. “I think it's going to be a chaotic race,” Russell said after qualifying in Spain. “It's going to be a number of stops for everybody.
... • Mercedes has brought several upgrades to their cars for the Spanish GP. • There is some obvious improvement, but Lewis Hamilton is still struggling ...
"But obviously, I believe in myself; I've still got a lot to improve. Russell lucked in with safety cars at the races in Melbourne and Miami to finish ahead of Hamilton. "I don't know how to get around that. "Lewis has to hustle, and that is not how we are used to him driving a Mercedes. George seems to be able to be more precise." "This car just doesn't talk to Lewis in the way that he likes a car to talk to him," said respected pundit Martin Brundle on commentary duty for Sky Sports. I don't know what I will do, but I will just continue to work hard and try to figure it out."
George Russell reckons Max Verstappen will win the Spanish GP with Mercedes fighting Ferrari for the remaining podium spots.
“I think it offers optimism as to be honest we didn’t have the tyres in the right window. “The tyre degradation is huge. Best Quali of the year for us as a team. Proud of the progress we’ve made. “Obviously it’s all based on results and that was the best result we had as a team all season,” the driver acknowledged. “So we will have to think carefully about the strategy and go for the best option.”
GEORGE RUSSELL has claimed Mercedes can challenge for podiums at the Spanish Grand Prix as the Silver Arrows enjoy a resurgence.
Both Mercedes cars are a lot closer to the frontrunners this weekend and have consistently been the fastest team throughout the first part of the lap. But despite the team's renewed optimism, Russell is unsure they are able to challenge for wins. George Russell believes Mercedes can challenge Ferrari for the podium at Barcelona this afternoon.
Mercedes driver George Russell has said that he is eyeing a podium push this afternoon at the Spanish Grand Prix, with him feeling as though Ferrari are in ...
“I think we’ll be in the mix with them. “I think it’s going to be a chaotic race,” Russell said to the gathered press here in Spain. In front of Russell; Charles Leclerc, Max Verstappen and Carlos Sainz make up the top three, and the Briton believes the Scuderia drivers could at least be in reach as he aims for a return to the podium at the Circuit de Catalunya:
George Russell conceded it was a battle of "survival" at stages during the Spanish Grand Prix as he struggled with overheating issues before...
As I say, just glad to bring it home in P3." It was an enjoyable good couple of laps. He did an amazing job but I'm just so proud to be standing here [in third]. The guys have worked so hard, so this is for everyone back in Brackley and Brixworth. Thank you."
Roger Federer has backed Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes for victory in the Spanish Grand Prix. The 20-time Grand Slam winner was behind the scenes as Mercedes ...
I am looking forward to the next upgrades that we get so we can add some performance." We still have some bouncing in Turns Three and Nine [the fastest corners in Spain] but the car's a lot better. Spanish Grand Prix
Mercedes can breathe a sigh of relief after the Spanish Grand Prix. It finally seems that the team has taken a step in the right direction with the new ...
The next race on the schedule is Monaco, a circuit with a lot of low-speed corners. At the beginning of the race, the Briton collided with Kevin Magnussen and had to make an early pit stop due to a flat tire. "Lewis didn't have any luck.