Max Verstappen and George Russell were “two footballers asking for a yellow card” at the Canadian Grand Prix, Dutch pundit Robert Doornbos even calling out Verstappen for making an “elephant out of a ...

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Hearing the crowd while walking onto the podium, I had massive goosebumps. That is definitely a moment I will remember for a ...

Even still, this is a piece of history. At the end of the 2024 campaign, Hamilton swapped his long-time home at Brackley for ...

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Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has called Red Bull’s protest against George Russell at the Canadian Grand Prix “petty” ...

Lando Norris says the new Formula 1 movie contains some reminders of his own rivalry with McLaren teammate Oscar Piastri ...

George Russell of Mercedes, Max Verstappen of Red Bull, and Kimi Antonelli of Mercedes were the three drivers to take the podium during the Canadian Grand Prix over the weekend. For Mercedes fans, ...

George Russell controlled the race from the start, keeping Max Verstappen beyond arm’s length, to win the Pirelli Canadian GP ...

The Mercedes driver is out of contract at the Silver Arrows at the end of this season, but has a backup career already lined ...

It's the fourth victory of Russell’s career and came after the McLaren's clipped each other in the final laps of the race.