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How George Russell finished second in Bahrain Grand Prix with malfunctioning car
As the Bahrain Grand Prix unfolded and George Russell raced in second place, messages slowly came through on his radio that different systems were failing. Team principal Toto Wolff put it simply: “The car was wounded.
Bahrain GP: Oscar Piastri claims dominant win as George Russell holds off Lando Norris for second
Oscar Piastri dominates Bahrain Grand Prix to become first driver to claim second victory of season; Mercedes George Russell holds off Lando Norris to deny McLaren one-two; Charles Leclerc and Lewis Hamilton fourth and fifth,
He needed to make a 25-lap stint on a set of soft tires work despite high levels of tire degradation. He also needed to do ...
George Russell has avoided a penalty at the Bahrain Grand Prix over a DRS infringement, meaning he holds onto his ...
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Russell explains cause of Bahrain DRS issue as he avoids FIA penaltyGeorge Russell has explained that faulty electronics caused him to open his DRS when he was not supposed to during the ...
Ever since Lewis Hamilton made the high-profile switch to Ferrari, George Russell has stepped up to lead Mercedes, with rookie Kimi Antonelli proving to be an unexpectedly strong match. While Hamilton ...
Russell keeps his second place on the podium at Formula 1's Bahrain Grand Prix after being cleared for erroneous DRS use ...
George Russell has avoided a penalty at the Bahrain Grand Prix after he was placed under investigation by the FIA's stewards.
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Russell’s team radio reveals extent of Bahrain problemsGeorge Russell had an ailing electronics system in the latter part of the Bahrain GP but held on to finish second.
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Why Russell wasn't penalised for incorrect DRS activation in Bahrain GPRussell keeps his second place on the podium at Formula 1's Bahrain Grand Prix after being cleared for erroneous DRS use ...
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