George Russell is convinced that Mercedes’ recent pace improvement in Formula 1 is a real and sustainable development, putting the team back in the fight at the front of the grid. The British driver is optimistic about Mercedes’ chances to challenge Red Bull and Ferrari in the upcoming races.
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In a thrilling Canadian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen emerged victorious, securing his second win in four Grands Prix. The defending champion bounced back from a challenging weekend, overcoming an electrical issue on Friday and frustration with the car’s performance over bumps and kerbs.
Mercedes-AMG Team Principal Toto Wolff has defended George Russell’s performance at the Canadian Grand Prix, acknowledging the young driver’s mistakes but praising the team’s improved speed and development direction.
Oscar Piastri narrowly missed out on a podium finish at the Canadian Grand Prix, ultimately settling for fifth place on the Formula 1 calendar. The McLaren driver found himself in a fierce battle with the Mercedes duo, but was unable to hold them off as they displayed their aggressive pursuit of a top-three finish.
George Russell reflected on the crucial mistakes that cost him a maiden 2023 Formula 1 victory at the Canadian Grand Prix, as Mercedes made significant strides with their recent upgrades. Despite leading early on, Russell couldn’t hold off Lando Norris and Max Verstappen, finishing third in a dramatic race.
In a gripping race at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, Max Verstappen took the win at the 2024 F1 Canadian Grand Prix, beating Lando Norris and George Russell. The race saw mixed weather conditions challenge the drivers, with several key moments and battles throughout the field.
In a thrilling race at the Canadian Grand Prix, Max Verstappen emerged victorious, with Lando Norris and George Russell securing the remaining podium spots. Lewis Hamilton claimed a respectable fourth place, ahead of Oscar Piastri in fifth.
Formula 1 qualifying just witnessed a rare occurrence, with George Russell claiming pole position ahead of Max Verstappen, despite both drivers posting an identical time of 1:12.000s. This marks Russell’s second pole position in Formula 1, following his maiden one in Hungary in 2022. The last time fans saw such a situation was in 1997, making this a truly historic moment in the world of Formula 1.
George Russell secured his second pole position of the season at the Canadian Grand Prix, setting a blistering time of 1:12.000 and matching Max Verstappen’s time. The Mercedes driver edged out the Red Bull ace, while Lewis Hamilton struggled to seventh. Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri had a mixed day for McLaren, with the former finishing fifth and the latter eighth.
It was an electrifying day at the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve as George Russell claimed pole position for Mercedes in a closely contested qualifying session at the Canadian Grand Prix. The young Briton edged out Max Verstappen of Red Bull by a mere 0.01 seconds, with Lando Norris of McLaren completing the top three.