News›Dutch Grand Prix 2026Russell: Data shows software calibration behind recent F1 struggles, not driving styleAutosportThu 23 Jul · 16:08 UTCupdated Thu 6 Aug · 12:01 UTCSaveShare0 commentscommentsImage via AutosportFull coverage · 1 articleRussell: Data shows software calibration behind recent F1 struggles, not driving styleGeorge Russell believes that he and Mercedes have found the root cause for his recent Formula 1 struggles, and that he no longer needs to focus on adapting his driving to get the most from his car. The Briton endured a dismal weekend at Spa-Francorchamps last time out, in which he trailed team-mate Kimi Antonelli by half a second in qualifying - and then ended up in the gravel after contact ... Keep readingAutosportFirst to reportRead →Thu 23 Jul · 16:08 UTCIn this storyAAAndrea Kimi AntonelliFollowIgnoreGRGeorge RussellFollowIgnoreMMercedesFollowIgnoreCSCircuit de Spa-FrancorchampsFollowIgnoreRelated storiesASK LAWRENCE: Who is the biggest threat to Antonelli?Lawrence Barretto answers F1 Unlocked reader questions on the 2026 title race, whether we could see a new face on the 2027 grid and more.Formula1.com0 commentsTue 18 Aug · 16:55 UTCMercedes targets elusive Zandvoort win as F1 says farewellMercedes heads into Formula 1’s final dance at Zandvoort with one glaring omission still sitting in its record...F1i0 commentsTue 18 Aug · 16:18 UTCF1 Drivers Share Summer Activities Ahead of Dutch Grand PrixAs the summer break continues, Formula 1 drivers have been engaging in various activities. Notable highlights include George Russell's engagement and Lewis Hamilton's return to training.Formula1.com0 commentsTue 18 Aug · 16:09 UTCMercedes have "final opportunity" for key result as they admit team "have left points on the table"Mercedes has yet to score victory in the Formula 1 Dutch Grand Prix, and this could be the team's last chance.Crash0 commentsTue 18 Aug · 14:20 UTCLoading comments…
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