George Russell ‘staying at Mercedes’ in 2027 despite Max Verstappen links
George Russell has categorically shut down any suggestion Max Verstappen is set to replace him next year by insisting he will “100 per cent” be at Mercedes in 2027.
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George Russell has categorically shut down any suggestion Max Verstappen is set to replace him next year by insisting he will “100 per cent” be at Mercedes in 2027.
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