George Russell

Every story we have covered about George Russell, with the FIA stewards' decisions and notices that name them.

Motorsport.com
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Russell takes Azerbaijan GP pole as Antonelli crashes in Q1

George Russell took a dominant pole for the Azerbaijan Grand Prix, beating Charles Leclerc, while Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli crashed in Q1 and will start 16th. The qualifying session occurred two days ago; coverage now focuses on the margin and Antonelli's setback.

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Baku FP1 tops timesheets as title permutations emerge

Friday's first practice at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix saw George Russell lead Max Verstappen and Charles Leclerc. Kimi Antonelli downplayed title talk despite winning eight races, while energy recovery analysis highlighted Baku's unique demands.

Crash.net F1
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Monaco Sprint plans split F1 drivers

F1 drivers reacted to plans for a Monaco Grand Prix Sprint weekend in 2027, with Lewis Hamilton and George Russell disagreeing. Sergio Perez joked about learning via a group chat. The debate follows criticism of the race's lack of overtaking.

PlanetF1
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Wolff blames Verstappen for Russell losing Monza pole

Toto Wolff said George Russell was "done over" by Max Verstappen during Italian Grand Prix qualifying at Monza, costing Mercedes pole position. The reaction came after Saturday's session, with Wolff pointing to Verstappen's track behaviour.

BBC Sport F1
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Gasly takes shock Monza pole for Alpine

Pierre Gasly secured his first career pole position at Saturday's Italian Grand Prix qualifying, ahead of George Russell. Alpine's folding rear wing aided the shock result. Gasly later urged the team to build on the weekend's performance.

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Russell fastest in final Italian GP practice at Monza

George Russell topped final practice for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, ahead of Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen. The session featured a close shave between Hamilton and Verstappen, with Kimi Antonelli fourth. No penalties were issued.