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An amusing story of how George Russell tried to persuade Toto Wolff to accept him into Mercedes' junior programme has recently come to light following his full debut weekend with the team. Russell joined the Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport junior programme in 2017 and is now one of their F1 drivers alongside arguably the greatest the sport has ever seen, Lewis Hamilton.

A segment of Sam White's deep dive into Russell for GQ magazine looks back at the measures he took to make it in F1. At one stage, Russell's dad told him he had to find his own sponsorship to continue racing due to financial limitations. And that was when he emailed Wolff asking to meet as he intended to join Mercedes' junior programme.

The Silver Arrows' boss agreed to meet, prompting the 24-year-old to travel to Mercedes' HQ and