Mercedes is yet to win a race in 2022 after struggling to compete with Red Bull and Ferrari since the overhaul of the car designs for this season.But after combatting a... read more »

George Russell believes it would be possible to introduce sprint races at each grand prix weekend but only if the sport makes a change to the existing F1 regulations. read more »

George Russell has voiced his gratitude at the fact that being paired with Lewis Hamilton has increased his F1 skills behind the wheel. read more »

George Russell has hinted that Mercedes could change their radical sidepod-less design for 2023, stating that the team is exploring a number of options. read more »

De Vries was drafted in to race for Williams at Monza last weekend when Alex Albon was sidelined by appendicitis on Saturday ahead of final practice, marking the... read more »

George Russell has conceded that Mercedes may have 'got carried away' with false-dawn performances in the first phase of the F1 season. read more »

George Russell has revealed the extent of the safety car review in the aftermath of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix controversy last season. read more »

George Russell has defended the risk taken by Mercedes to run the hard tyre at the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

George Russell claimed his second podium of the triple header after a quiet Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Today's post-race press conference with Max Verstappen, Charles Leclerc and George Russell. read more »

Although the safety car brought out for Daniel Ricciardo's stranded McLaren cemented Max Verstappen's 11th victory of the season, Horner was adamant that it was not... read more »

Fans left frustrated as Italian Grand Prix ends behind Safety Car, as Max Verstappen scores his fifth successive victory, ahead of Charles Leclerc and George Russell. read more »

Leclerc led from pole position, elbowing Mercedes' George Russell wide at the first corner, but he made an early pitstop during a virtual safety car period on lLap 12.... read more »

Although Charles Leclerc salvaged with a second place at the Temple of speed it was Max Verstappen who won on Ferrari's home ground. The Dutch driver was miles ahead when... read more »

George Russell has conceded Mercedes' qualifying performance means he is not deserving of the penalty luck that has promoted him to the front row of the grid for the... read more »

Charles Leclerc took pole position for the Italian Grand Prix on Saturday, while grid penalties for others will promote George Russell to the front row. read more »

George Russell has suggested that Formula 1 will need to conduct a rethink over how it hands out penalties for exceeding power unit components going forward. Drivers are... read more »

George Russell has said he believes Max Verstappen will slice through the field at the Italian Grand Prix from wherever he starts on Sunday. read more »

Russell finished sixth in Saturday's qualifying at Monza, having been outpaced by team-mate Lewis Hamilton in fifth and missing out on pole by 1.3 seconds.But grid... read more »

Mercedes driver George Russell expects Max Verstappen to lead the F1 Italian Grand Prix by Lap 15 despite a five-place grid penalty. read more »

Leclerc will start ahead of Mercedes' George Russell after the one-hour qualifying session, which is split into three segments with five cars each being knocked out in Q1... read more »

Charles Leclerc outpaced Max Verstappen to claim pole for Ferrari at the Italian team's home Grand Prix in Monza. read more »

Charles Leclerc will start the Italian Grand Prix from pole position, while grid penalties see him joined on the front row by George Russell, leaving Max Verstappen the meat in... read more »

George Russell has conceded to being baffled by a bizarre resurfacing approach at Monza in which only the racing line has been treated to new Tarmac and warned that it could... read more »

George Russell does not feel there are any "standout" F1 circuits remaining this season that should suit Mercedes in their aim to win a race before the end of the year.  read more »