George Russell calls Red Bull the team to beat
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George Russell has stated that Red Bull is currently the team to beat in Formula 1, following Max Verstappen's consecutive victories at the Singapore Grand Prix. Mercedes director Kimi Antonelli acknowledged the challenge posed by Red Bull as the team assesses the effectiveness of their recent upgrades.
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Russell: Mercedes rivals Red Bull 'team to beat'George Russell has said Red Bull is now "the team to beat" in Formula 1 after Max Verstappen secured his second grand prix victory in a row at Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix.
Mercedes director’s Kimi Antonelli vs George Russell analysis proves whether upgrades workMercedes travelled to the Singapore Grand Prix not knowing if their upgrades were successful or instead a backwards step. Last week, the Formula 1 paddock ...
George Russell calls Red Bull "the team to beat" in F1, but Kimi Antonelli adds a key caveatFormula 1’s Asian triple-header has gone particularly well for Max Verstappen. The Red Bull driver finished 0.196 seconds behind Russell in Baku before going on to claim convincing victories in Malaysia and Singapore. On both sides of the equation – at Red Bull and Mercedes – this is linked to major upgrades introduced during the recent triple-header. Red Bull brought its final major ... Keep reading
Russell: Mercedes rivals Red Bull 'team to beat'George Russell has said Red Bull is now "the team to beat" in Formula 1 after Max Verstappen secured his second grand prix victory in a row at Sunday's Singapore Grand Prix.
Mercedes director’s Kimi Antonelli vs George Russell analysis proves whether upgrades workMercedes travelled to the Singapore Grand Prix not knowing if their upgrades were successful or instead a backwards step. Last week, the Formula 1 paddock ...
George Russell calls Red Bull "the team to beat" in F1, but Kimi Antonelli adds a key caveatFormula 1’s Asian triple-header has gone particularly well for Max Verstappen. The Red Bull driver finished 0.196 seconds behind Russell in Baku before going on to claim convincing victories in Malaysia and Singapore. On both sides of the equation – at Red Bull and Mercedes – this is linked to major upgrades introduced during the recent triple-header. Red Bull brought its final major ... Keep readingLoading comments…
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