Following his retirement from the Sao Paulo Grand Prix, George Russell is to use a different power unit without penalty. read more »

Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff has downplayed the tense radio exchanges involving George Russell during the Sao Paulo Grand Prix. The German marque endured a torrid race at... read more »

A challenging weekend for the Team in São Paulo. So, there's plenty to talk through in our Race Debrief with @Akkodis. Riccardo Musconi, our Head of Trackside Performance,... read more »

The Spaniard lined up sixth on the grid following Charles Leclerc's formation lap retirement but lost out at the getaway to Sergio Perez and George Russell to slip to... read more »

Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff insists it’s not the only side in Formula 1 to encounter "a nasty surprise" at some stage in 2023. Mercedes endured a disastrous... read more »

Mercedes principal Toto Wolff has played down George Russell's complaints over the team radio during the Brazilian Grand Prix, labelling his claims as nothing more than... read more »

Ted Kravitz has stated that he believes George Russell is in desperate need of a podium before the end of a 'shocking season' for the Mercedes Formula 1 star. read more »

George Russell rued being a "sitting duck" on the straights during the Sao Paulo Grand Prix weekend due to a Mercedes set-up compromise that only yielded... read more »

Off the back of competitive showings in the United States and Mexico, and returning to the scene of its 2022 triumph, Mercedes had hoped for another strong outing at... read more »

Hamilton jumped the Aston Martins of Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso at the start to briefly run third, but thereafter he slid down the order, complaining at one point that... read more »

Toto Wolff said Mercedes had delivered an "inexcusable performance" in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix and that he felt sorry for Lewis Hamilton and George Russell for... read more »

George Russell has labelled this weekend's Sao Paulo Grand Prix as Mercedes' "weakest race of the year". read more »

George Russell was forced to retire from the Brazilian Grand Prix due to an engine issue with his W14. read more »

George Russell has admitted his surprise at just how slow Mercedes were during Saturday's sprint race at the Brazilian Grand Prix. read more »

Lewis Hamilton admits he will be "happy" to see the back of Mercedes' 2023 Formula 1 car after enduring a troublesome time in the Sao Paulo Grand Prix Sprint... read more »

Sky Sports pundit and ex-Formula 1 racer Martin Brundle has claimed that Mercedes' George Russell is 'just as capable of winning' the Brazilian Grand Prix this... read more »

George Russell says Mercedes' performance in the Sao Paulo sprint race was a "tough pill to swallow" after he finished over 25 seconds behind race winner Max... read more »

Lando Norris admits he was "caught sleeping" when George Russell overtook him on the opening lap of the F1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix sprint race. read more »

George Russell asserts Mercedes must understand the "really unexpected" pace drop the team experienced during Saturday's Sao Paulo Grand Prix Sprint race. Both... read more »

Mercedes Team Principal Toto Wolff bemoaned a "bruising" Saturday in Sao Paulo that saw both its drivers hampered by tyre woes during the closing stages of the Sprint... read more »

Third-starting Perez had the worst start out of the frontrunners as he saw Mercedes' George Russell pull along the inside into Turn 1 at Interlagos.He was then also passed... read more »

Verstappen jumped ahead of Norris at the first corner to win the final sprint event of the season by over 4s.Norris and George Russell (Mercedes) then swapped second place in... read more »

Verstappen grabbed a much stronger launch off the line when the lights went out, and took advantage of a passive Norris to thread his Red Bull down the inside.The threat of... read more »

Lando Norris will start the Sao Paulo Sprint from pole alongside Max Verstappen as Esteban Ocon and Fernando Alonso crashed in bizarre fashion. Norris’ time of 1:10.622s saw... read more »

McLaren’s Lando Norris has taken pole position for Saturday’s Sprint at Sao Paulo, courtesy of a 1:10.622s lap time in the Sprint Shootout. Norris’ time was 0.061s ahead of Max... read more »