Mercedes laments "worst performance of the season" as George Russell's tyres ‘fell off a cliff’

Kimi Antonelli hung on to take sixth place in Saudi Arabia: "I didn't feel well, but I pushed when I had to." Andrea Kimi Antonelli finished the Saudi Grand Prix in sixth place after a difficult race. From the beginning of the day, the Italian rider was not feeling well, complaining of nausea and a violent headache. This Saudi Grand Prix is difficult both mentally and physically. After finishing the 50 laps in Jeddah, the 18-year-old rider did n…

Wolff: “We haven’t got the explanations” after F1 Saudi Arabian GP

Mercedes’ team principal Toto Wolff Saudi Arabian GP leaves the team at a loss as Saturday’s pace disappears on a difficult Sunday. Mercedes’ strong qualifying performance did not translate to strong race pace in Sunday’s Saudi Arabian GP. The Mercedes duo of George Russel and Andrea Kimi Antonelli eventually came home line astern in P5 and P6. This was in spite of an impressive P3 and P5 on Saturday. Reflecting on the disappointing result for t…

Wolff left searching for answers after Saudi Arabian GP

Toto Wolff did not mince his words in the aftermath of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, even if on paper his team’s performance did not look too terrible. George Russell started third and finished fifth, while Kimi Antonelli started fifth and came home sixth.

Mercedes driver Andrea Kimi Antonelli scored points in the world championship for the fourth time in his fifth Grand Prix in Formula 1 and is therefore satisfied with the short pause until the next race in Miami. He was particularly pleased with the end of the race in Saudi Arabia: although Antonelli crossed the finish line to 7.5sec from his partner George Russell, in sixth position, the decisive factor for him was the rhythm in the last instin…

Mercedes driver George Russell entered the Formula One Grand Prix of Saudi Arabia from third place, finished fifth at the end. After that, the British gave two reasons why it wasn't enough for the podium.

Toto Wolff issues withering W16 verdict with Mercedes left in the dark

Toto Wolff said the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix was the worst race of the year for Mercedes as "the pace just dropped away."