George Russell Claims Maiden Win in Chaotic Sao Paulo Grand Prix, Leads Mercedes 1-2
Coming out on top of a chaotic Sao Paolo Grand Prix, Mercedes’ young star led the Silver Arrrows home 1-2 to claim his first Grand Prix win.
Coming out on top of a chaotic Sao Paolo Grand Prix, Mercedes’ young star led the Silver Arrrows home 1-2 to claim his first Grand Prix win.
An exciting sprint saw George Russell pick up a long-sought-after first F1 victory, and a crucial starting position for Sunday’s Sao Paolo Grand Prix as calamity befell others throughout the pack.
Kevin Magnussen and Haas F1 snatched a shock pole position for the Sao Paolo Grand Prix in tricky mixed conditions.
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Max Verstappen won for the 11th time this season while Ferrari lost out in F1’s Italian GP.
Though Mercedes seemed dominant and strong early at the Dutch Grand Prix, a tire strategy shakeup meant just one of their cars scored a podium.
Despite starting 14th, Max Verstappen made his drive look easy and essentially cruised to victory at the Belgian Grand Prix.
In the last race before F1 takes its customary break, Max Verstappen coasted to a second straight victory Sunday (July 31) at the Hungarian Grand Prix.
The 2022 Hungarian Grand Prix looked all but certain to become the first win of George Russell’s Formula 1 career. Until it didn’t.
George Russell scored his first career pole in Formula 1 at the Hungaroring during Saturday’s qualifying session.
It’s certainly not been the F1 season Mercedes-AMG Petronas had hoped for.
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