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Roger Federer has backed Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes for victory in the Spanish Grand Prix. The 20-time Grand Slam winner was behind the scenes as Mercedes secured their best qualifying position of the season. Ad/> George Russel took fourth on the grid, with Hamilton 0.119 seconds slower taking sixth.
Lewis Hamilton has been tipped to concern Mercedes team-mate George Russell as he gets used to the W13 car. Russell has so far outshone the seven-times world champion this season.
Charles Leclerc believes that Sunday’s Spanish Grand Prix will see a tough challenge from Red Bull. The Ferrari driver is the championship leader this season but Max Verstappen — last season’s champion — is pushing him hard in the campaign standings.
Lewis Hamilton admitted he is struggling with his Mercedes and should not be losing to teammate George Russell.
Lewis Hamilton, George Russell and Toto Wolff celebrated their qualification success at the Spanish Grand Prix. Russell took fourth place and Hamilton sixth, which would not appear to be a dramatic improvement on previous weeks but the team appear to be confident that their race pace will be a challenge for other teams.
BARCELONA : Misfiring Formula One champions Mercedes hailed another big step forward on Saturday but Lewis Hamilton said he was way off where he should be after lagging team mate George Russell in Spanish Grand Prix qualifying.
Ferrari’s Charles Leclerc was fastest in third practice for the Spanish Grand Prix ahead of qualifying later in the day. World champion Max Verstappen was second in his Red Bull while it was an encouraging session for Mercedes with George Russell and Lewis Hamilton in third and fourth respectively.
