Leclerc not having to 'overdo things' now Ferrari is capable of F1 title bid
Charles Leclerc says now Ferrari is in a position to fight for a Formula 1 world championship he longer needs to “overdo things” to make up for its pace deficit.
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Charles Leclerc says now Ferrari is in a position to fight for a Formula 1 world championship he longer needs to “overdo things” to make up for its pace deficit.
George Russell and Sergio Perez have both been told to "stop whinging" following the return of the Australian Grand Prix. For the first time since 2019, an F1 race took place at Albert Park last week, having been moved back from its traditional place as the season-opener on the schedule.
Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff says the his squad made good progress at last weekend’s Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix, despite being off the pace off frontrunners Ferrari and Red Bull once again.
Mercedes may have started off behind Ferrari in this year's Formula One season, but it hasn't stopped their star driver Lewis Hamilton from having some fun with teammate George Russell. Hamilton on Wednesday took to Twitter to share a picture with Russell, where both are seen with huge surf boards. Of course, it's no surprise given that they just completed the Australian Grand Prix. And that's not where it ends. Hamilton has more adventures with his teammate. "Next up: getting @GeorgeRussell63 to skydive," he captioned the picture.
George Russell says Mercedes will continue their policy of incremental improvements ahead of the next race in the F1 calendar at Emilia Romagna. The Brackley-based outfit have been well off the pace so far this year, suffering recurring problems with 'porpoising' — which sees the car bounce up and down — and other related issues.
British drivers Lewis Hamilton and George Russell appear to be getting on nicely as Mercedes team-mates, with the two taking the opportunity between the Australian Grand Prix and the trip to Imola next weekend to go surfing.
George Russell hailed Mercedes' strong results in the Australian Grand Prix, but knows they must keep pushing if this is to be the start of something for the team after their early-season struggles.
Lewis Hamilton has challenged George Russell to a skydive after getting his Mercedes teammate into one of his favourite hobbies: surfing.