George Russell blames bad luck for Malaysia retirement
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George Russell stated that his retirement in Malaysia was a result of bad luck, which he believes has plagued his 2026 season with Mercedes. He currently sits 84 points behind Kimi Antonelli in the drivers' championship after failing to score any points in the race.
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First to reportGeorge Russell's ominous radio warning emerges moments before Mercedes failureYou could hear the agony in George Russell's voice as his F1 title dream died at Sepang International Circuit on Sunday.
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Brutal George Russell situation becomes reality as FIA confirm Mercedes changesThe FIA has confirmed the far-reaching changes Mercedes needed to make to George Russell's power unit allocation after he retired at the Sepang International Circuit last weekend.
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George Russell's ominous radio warning emerges moments before Mercedes failureYou could hear the agony in George Russell's voice as his F1 title dream died at Sepang International Circuit on Sunday.gpfans.comWed 7 Oct · 11:57 UTCRead their report →Brutal George Russell situation becomes reality as FIA confirm Mercedes changesThe FIA has confirmed the far-reaching changes Mercedes needed to make to George Russell's power unit allocation after he retired at the Sepang International Circuit last weekend.RacingNews365Fri 9 Oct · 08:49 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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