Russell Insists He Will 'Keep Fighting' for 2026 Title
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George Russell guaranteed this Wednesday that he will continue to fight in all Formula 1 World Championship races until the title's conquest becomes mathematically impossible, despite being 81 points away from his teammate at Mercedes, Kimi Antonelli. The British driver admitted earlier, after [...] The post GP Azerbaijan F1, George Russell promises to fight for the title while it is mathematically possible first appeared on AutoSport.
Mercedes F1 driver George Russell said he will continue to fight until it becomes "mathematically impossible" for him to win the F1 World Championship in 2026, despite being 81 points behind his teammate Kimi Antonelli. Antonelli secured his eighth win of the season at the last race, the Spanish Grand Prix, while Russell finished in fifth place. With nine races remaining, the points gap between the two has widened to 81.
Russell insists he will 'keep fighting' for 2026 title
Skip to content George Russell has stated he will “keep fighting every single race until it’s mathematically impossible” that he can’t win this year’s Formula 1 title. The Mercedes driver trails team mate Kimi Antonelli by 81 points in the drivers’ standings, with the young Italian having taken his eighth victory of the season last time out in Madrid. Russell was only able to finish P5 at the Madring and claimed after the race that he was “not i…
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