George Russell takes full responsibility for knocking Carlos Sainz out of US GP
Mercedes driver George Russell said he swiftly apologised to Ferrari rival Carlos Sainz after colliding with him on Sunday's first lap of the United States Grand Prix.
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Mercedes driver George Russell said he swiftly apologised to Ferrari rival Carlos Sainz after colliding with him on Sunday's first lap of the United States Grand Prix.
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This past weekend's United States Grand Prix was one of the most exciting the sport has seen in recent years. From the word go, the action has been non-stop, culminating in a thrilling finale that saw old rivals Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton duel for the win with six laps remaining.
Carlos Sainz wasn't too pleased to have exited the United States Grand Prix at the end of the opening lap. The Spaniard put his Ferrari on pole position for the race, only for Mercedes-AMG's George Russell to mistime his braking and make contact with Sainz.
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