George Russell says Mercedes is glad to see the back of high-speed Formula 1 track layouts 'On paper, Singapore should suit our car.' F1
But after combatting a porpoising problem on its W13 car through the early part of the year, Mercedes has been getting closer to the front, recording a podium finish in eight of the last nine races.
Russell admitted Ferrari “surprised” him with its pace around Monza, leading to a “lonely race” that made him glad to see the end of the run of high-speed tracks. “I think we have a good idea why that is, and [we are] sort of happy that these low downforce, high-speed circuits are behind us now.”Photo by: Mark Sutton /Mercedes has tended to perform better at high downforce tracks this season, recently showing its pace at the Hungaroring and Zandvoort.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Russell: De Vries had tougher job at Monza than my Sakhir 2020 cameoGeorge Russell believes Nyck de Vries faced a tougher job making a last-minute Formula 1 debut at Monza than his own cameo for Mercedes in 2020.
Read more »
George, 9, and Charlotte, 7, will attend 'Gan Gan' the Queen's funeralPrince William and Kate Middleton's eldest children Prince George and Princess Charlotte will walk behind their late great-grandmother the Queen's coffin in the procession and attend her funeral
Read more »
Prince George and Princess Charlotte to attend 'Gan-Gan's' funeralPrince George and Princess Charlotte will attend Monday’s state funeral for the Queen, it has been confirmed.
Read more »
George and Charlotte walk behind funeral procession as nation pays its respectsAhead of the service, the Princess of Wales could be seen holding Charlotte’s hand, and giving her a reassuring touch on the shoulder
Read more »
Baby George was born weighing little over 1lb and his babygrow swamped himHe's thriving now
Read more »
Queen's funeral order of service revealed as George and Charlotte to attendThe former Archbishop of York said the Queen did not want her funeral to be a 'a long, boring services'
Read more »