The FIA INVESTIGATES the MERCEDES W14 for the THREAT of HAMILTON and RUSSELL to VERSTAPPEN F123
The double podium of Mercedes F1 "is a sign of what awaits us" George Russell assured that the double podium for the Mercedes team at the 2023 Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix "is a sign of what awaits us" in the future. After qualifying in a disappointing 12th position at the 2023 Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix, George Russell confirmed the best race pace that the Mercedes has, as he managed to climb to the podium behind the almighty Max Verstappen and his teammate, Lewis Hamilton. The British duo took advantage of their good tire management, which allowed them to avoid using the hard one, to defeat Carlos Sainz's Ferrari, which could only be fifth. According to the youngest member of the Brackley team, the double podium for the Teutons shows that they are finally on the right track after introducing improvements in the past Monaco Grand Prix, which they shone more at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. "I'm a bit surprised," said George Russell, who finished eight seconds behind the other W14. "Congratulations to the team for giving me such a good car today, a great race for us from 12th to 3rd is a sign of what to expect as a team." Lewis Hamilton, who was stuck for a few laps behind Lance Stroll, overtook Carlos Sainz after the first round of pit stops, and never saw his second place threatened.
The double podium of Mercedes F1 "is a sign of what awaits us" George Russell assured that the double podium for the Mercedes team at the 2023 Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix "is a sign of what awaits us" in the future. After qualifying in a disappointing 12th position at the 2023 Formula 1 Spanish Grand Prix, George Russell confirmed the best race pace that the Mercedes has, as he managed to climb to the podium behind the almighty Max Verstappen and his teammate, Lewis Hamilton. The British duo took advantage of their good tire management, which allowed them to avoid using the hard one, to defeat Carlos Sainz's Ferrari, which could only be fifth. According to the youngest member of the Brackley team, the double podium for the Teutons shows that they are finally on the right track after introducing improvements in the past Monaco Grand Prix, which they shone more at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya. "I'm a bit surprised," said George Russell, who finished eight seconds behind the other W14. "Congratulations to the team for giving me such a good car today, a great race for us from 12th to 3rd is a sign of what to expect as a team." Lewis Hamilton, who was stuck for a few laps behind Lance Stroll, overtook Carlos Sainz after the first round of pit stops, and never saw his second place threatened.