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Mercedes driver George Russell praised Red Bull’s new Powertrain after the Barcelona pre-season test, calling it very impressive and reliable and suggesting a potential fight this season, though he cautioned it’s still early to judge the car’s championship potential.
George Russell's contract extension with Mercedes is reported to be worth £30 million per year, securing his place with the team until 2026, amid ongoing F1 season battles and regulation changes.
George Russell's new Mercedes F1 contract reportedly pays him £30 million per season, making him the third-highest earning driver in Formula 1, with negotiations possibly extending to 2027, amid a significant overhaul of regulations in 2023.
Mercedes has officially announced that George Russell and Kimi Antonelli will continue as their drivers for the 2026 F1 season, with Russell entering his eighth season and Antonelli his rookie year, both contributing to the team's current standings and future plans.
Mercedes remains committed to its 2026 F1 masterplan, with George Russell confirmed as a key driver and young talent Kimi Antonelli continuing his development, despite fluctuating performance and team challenges this season.
Mercedes has officially confirmed that George Russell and Kimi Antonelli will continue as their F1 drivers in 2026, following a period of speculation and negotiations, with Russell expressing pride in the partnership and Antonelli excited to stay with the team after his rookie season.
George Russell will stay with Mercedes next season, with contract details unspecified, leaving open the possibility of pursuing Max Verstappen in 2027; Kimi Antonelli also signed a new deal, indicating Mercedes' stable driver lineup amid upcoming regulation changes.
Mercedes has announced it will retain George Russell and Kimi Antonelli as drivers for the 2026 F1 season, with Russell continuing his successful partnership and Antonelli progressing in his rookie year, amid upcoming regulation changes and ongoing championship battles.
Mercedes has confirmed that George Russell and Kimi Antonelli will continue as their drivers for the 2026 F1 season, with Russell extending his contract and Antonelli, a rookie, showing promising performances. The team aims to focus on the final races of the current season and the upcoming regulation changes in 2026.
The 2025 Singapore Grand Prix was marked by thrilling racing, with George Russell winning his first Singapore race, McLaren securing their second consecutive Constructors' Championship, and a host of celebrity appearances and special helmet designs, highlighting the race's vibrant atmosphere and memorable moments beyond the track.
George Russell won the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix for Mercedes, with Max Verstappen second and Lando Norris third, securing McLaren's Teams’ Championship for the second year in a row. The race featured strategic pit stops, incidents, and intense battles, culminating in Russell's dominant performance and McLaren's championship victory.
George Russell won the Singapore GP, with Max Verstappen finishing second and Lando Norris third, as the race saw intense battles and strategic moves, including a notable performance from McLaren and ongoing driver rivalries.
George Russell won the Singapore Grand Prix as tensions rose between McLaren drivers Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, with Norris criticizing a team move and Piastri expressing frustration over team fairness. McLaren secured the constructors' championship amidst internal disputes, while Russell's victory marked his second of the season. The race was notable for challenging heat conditions and strategic battles among top drivers.
George Russell secured pole position for the 2025 Singapore Grand Prix with a stunning lap, beating Max Verstappen and Oscar Piastri in a thrilling qualifying session at Marina Bay, setting the stage for an exciting race.
George Russell secured a surprising pole position at the Singapore Grand Prix, beating Max Verstappen and other top contenders, marking Mercedes' first pole in Singapore since 2018. Verstappen was unhappy with a late incident involving Lando Norris, which he blamed for missing out on pole. The race is set for Sunday, with various drivers expressing confidence and concern about their performance.