George Russell admits fault for Singapore crash
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George Russell acknowledged that his crash during the Singapore Grand Prix sprint race was due to his own mistake. The Mercedes driver described the day as 'a very bad day all in all'.
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First to reportGeorge Russell owns up to Singapore F1 crash: ‘A very bad day because of my own mistake’Mercedes Formula 1 driver George Russell conceded it was his own mistake that led to him crashing out of the Singapore Grand Prix sprint race – an accident which may have hindered his performance in qualifying. Front-row starter Russell surged into the lead on a wet Marina Bay track with a much better getaway than polesitter Max Verstappen, but lost control as he ran ever so slightly wide on ... Keep reading
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Russell owns up to Singapore setbacks: ‘A very bad day all in all’George Russell has nobody to blame but himself for a Saturday that unravelled spectacularly at Marina Bay, with...
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George Russell owns up to Singapore F1 crash: ‘A very bad day because of my own mistake’Mercedes Formula 1 driver George Russell conceded it was his own mistake that led to him crashing out of the Singapore Grand Prix sprint race – an accident which may have hindered his performance in qualifying. Front-row starter Russell surged into the lead on a wet Marina Bay track with a much better getaway than polesitter Max Verstappen, but lost control as he ran ever so slightly wide on ... Keep readingMotorsport.comSat 10 Oct · 15:48 UTCRead their report →Russell owns up to Singapore setbacks: ‘A very bad day all in all’George Russell has nobody to blame but himself for a Saturday that unravelled spectacularly at Marina Bay, with...F1iSat 10 Oct · 16:41 UTCRead →Loading comments…
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