In keeping with the theme of the Brazilian Grand Prix's weather-hit qualifying, George Russell had a thunderous look on his face when he faced the Formula 1 media in the post-session press conference. The title has gone and a five-place grid penalty for an engine swap meant…
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Liam Lawson reckons he had enough pace to earn a front-row grid spot in Sao Paulo – but rues his own "mistake" in qualifying, which meant he'll have to start from P3. The New Zealander starred in wet qualifying, once again progressing into Q3 – and then fighting for the front…
Featuring 2026 Sao Paulo Grand Prix pole winner Lando Norris (McLaren), P2 George Russell (Mercedes) and P3 Kimi Antonelli (Mercedes). Qualifying took place in treacherous wet conditions which caused a delay by around 1.5 hours as the track was deemed undriveable. In the end,…
Toto Wolff has defended Mercedes' decision to instruct George Russell to back off during his final qualifying attempt at the Brazilian Grand Prix, describing it as a 50-50 call despite admitting the Briton deserved pole position. Russell was left furious during the closing…
Holding his newborn daughter in his arms helped Charles Leclerc forget all about his fallout with Lewis Hamilton at the Mexico City Grand Prix, something the Ferrari teammates agree is a "closed chapter."
George Russell said he was "really disappointed" as he insisted a "misjudgement" by his Mercedes team had cost him pole position for the Sao Paulo Grand Prix.
In keeping with the theme of the Brazilian Grand Prix's weather-hit qualifying, George Russell had a thunderous look on his face when he faced the Formula 1 media in the post-session press conference. The title has gone and a five-place grid penalty for an engine swap meant…