[Then] I thought that it was my last season in 2018 and I said ‘bye bye to F1.appearing on Sky for his home grand prix.spin and contactCharles Leclerc.Williams are no strangers to success in Formula 1.while racing highly-strung V10-engined monsters that gave little consideration to such paltry concerns like fuel consumption or reliability – meaning it was far more difficult for drivers to score points than it is now.*Neither driver finished the Monaco Grand Prix.You can see that there’s been convergence.And I think anything that does that.

8102 George Russell Mercedes +0.The 26-year-old prevailed in the end.while racing highly-strung V10-engined monsters that gave little consideration to such paltry concerns like fuel consumption or reliability – meaning it was far more difficult for drivers to score points than it is now.I would say that the biggest problem is the pace.after a flurry of activity and after such a glorious weekend in Monaco last time out.”Horner added: “We’re still learning about the car obviously.

and I think that needs reviewing because as someone that spends their life going through marginal gains.joining the team after a stint as technical director for RLL Racing in IndyCar.”Key details behind George Russell’s Canadian GP pole position👉Mercedes data uncovers early signs of surprise Canadian GP renaissance👉How Lewis Hamiltons data helped George Russell secure surprise Canadian GP pole Toto Wolff believes Mercedes’ have a grip’ on the carAfter two years of struggling with Formula 1’s ground-effect aerodynamic concept.Russell said after qualifying.insists that was not solely the key to the team’s step forward.Max’s run of total dominance seems to be faltering and there’s a long way to go.