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After all the overtakes, brake checks, trash talk and exchanging of words, beneath the helmets of Lewis Hamilton and Max Verstappen lay two elite sportsmen who have shared the podium countless number of times.
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff hailed George Russell as a champion of the future after he delivered a spellbinding lap to claim his first pole position for the Hungarian Grand Prix.
George Russell of Mercedes claimed his first pole position when topping the times in qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday. The British driver posted a sensational final flying lap to edge out Ferrari's Carlos Sainz by only 0.044sec to give Mercedes their first pole of the season. Charles Leclerc in the other Ferrari and McLaren's Lando Norris are on the second row for Sunday's 13th round of the 22-race season.
George Russell claimed the first pole position of his Formula One career for Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix.
A brilliant clip posted on ESPN F1’s Twitter account shows Lewis Hamilton, George Russell and Max Verstappen all reacting with confusion and amusement in the cool down room to Ferrari’s decision to put Charles Leclerc onto the hard tyres for his third stint.
Max Verstappen has slammed the minority of fans captured burning Mercedes merchandise, calling it ‘disgusting’.
Max Verstappen sealed a superb victory at the Hungarian Grand Prix, rising from 10th to 1st, as he strengthened his grip on the world championship.
Axed Formula One race director Michael Masi Sunday revealed he was bombarded with "vile" abuse and death threats after his stunning call that cost Lewis Hamilton an eighth world title. The 44-year-old was removed from the high-profile job over his management of the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix last year and quit the sport's governing body FIA this month to return home to Australia. He told Sydney's Daily Telegraph he feared for his life after the sequence of events that led to Red Bull's Max Verstappen passing Hamilton to deprive the Mercedes star of another crown.