Russell Dominates Free Trials in Azerbaijan in Front of Antonelli
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Russell had already been the fastest in the first free rehearsals a few hours before. He dominated the second session ahead of his Italian partner Kimi Antonelli, leader of the World Cup general, for 552 thousandths of a second. He was also in the lead of the four-time Dutch world champion, Max Verstappen (Red Bull), third, for 827 thousandths in these trials of the 15th of the twenty-three rounds of the Formula 1 World Championship. Antonelli, …
George Russell won the second free practice session before the Azerbaijan Formula 1 Grand Prix. The British Mercedes driver finished with a time of 1:43.347 minutes and beat his teammate Kimi Antonelli by 0.552 seconds. This means that Mercedes topped both Friday sessions in Baku. Russell took the lead 12 minutes after the start, when he recorded a time of 1:44.537 minutes on medium-hard tires and overtook Max Verstappen. After the red flag inte…
George Russell chooses a new approach for the rest of this disappointing season so far. In Baku he is fast at the start, while Kimi Antonelli is slowed down by his Mercedes.
The 11 Formula 1 squads performed the first day of training on the Baku circuit at the Arzebaijan Grand Prix. The 22 drivers made tours of the streets of Baku to test the different car configurations for Saturday’s qualifying. Second practice of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix 2026George Russell ...
George Russell is the great man of Baku's second training, after he tried to explain his backwardness to teammate Kimi Antonelli the day before. Meanwhile, the Audi solid is changing considerably.
Formula 1 driver George Russell has put pressure on world championship top rider Kimi Antonelli to start the race weekend in Azerbaijan. The English Mercedes driver finished the first day of training for the Baku Grand Prix on Thursday with the best time of 1:43,347 minutes. His team-mate Antonelli finished 0.552 seconds behind him in second place, after [...]
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