David Coulthard has questioned whether George Russell’s focus has wavered as Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli closes in on the F1 world title. Russell delayed Antonelli’s coronation by finishing in the top eight at the US Grand Prix on Sunday, but the Italian will almost certainly seal the championship in Mexico this weekend.
Kimi Antonelli looked nailed on to win the Formula One world championship this season, but recent weeks have seen his grip lessen with George Russell back in the conversation.
The Mercedes garage is a powder keg, and Montreal was the spark. Nineteen-year-old Kimi Antonelli and pole-sitter George Russell are locked in a vicious intra-team war that threatens to tear the W17 program apart.
George Russell apologized on his X account for his viral outrage moment while racing. The apology arrived in the aftermath of a bruising Canadian Grand Prix weekend where Mercedes saw triumph and heartbreak collide under the grey skies of Montreal.
Headed into the Formula one season, many spectators thought one thing was for certain: 2026 was going to be George Russell’s season at Mercedes. Instead, it’s been his teammate, Kimi Antonelli, who has been securing wins, points, and headlines.
It has been a wild start to the year for Kimi Antonelli, in a season where much of the attention has been focused on his Mercedes teammate George Russell in terms of championship conversations.
James Hinchcliffe thinks George Russell has the edge over Kimi Antonelli, but says he can’t afford to keep looking out for his young teammate. After Antonelli won the Japanese Grand Prix, he moved past Russell to become the youngest championship leader in Formula One history.
Race number two of Formula One's new regulation era ended with a first-ever stand on the top step for Mercedes youngster Kimi Antonelli, as the Italian looked fairly comfortable ahead of teammate George Russell, who finished second.
Kimi Antonelli broke the Formula One record for the youngest driver ever to claim pole position in the sport at 19 years and 202 days, overtaking Sebastian Vettel's 18-year-old record from 2008.
George Russell of Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula One Team won the sprint race at the Chinese Grand Prix on Saturday, continuing his dominant start to the new Formula One season.
Australia showed that the new regulations offered a lot more of an enjoyable Sunday than many fans might have expected, as George Russell drove his way to the top step.
George Russell led a 1-2 finish for Mercedes on Sunday, winning the season-opening Australian Grand Prix after holding off a challenge from the Ferrari team.
The 2026 Formula 1 season kicked off on Saturday, March 7 with the Australian Grand Prix. Here are the key takeaways from F1's debut 2026 Grand Prix.
A new era of Formula One begins March 7 in Melbourne, and the grid may never look the same.
2026 could end up being a hectic year for Formula One, with new regulations set to make the Australian Grand Prix a must-watch race, as well as the debut of an 11th team on the grid, Cadillac.
Russell finished fourth in the World Drivers’ Championship (319 points) and won two races in 2025.
Mercedes-AMG Petronas Formula 1 Team faced a late scare during Las Vegas Grand Prix qualifying after stewards launched an investigation into both drivers, George Russell and Kimi Antonelli, over a potential breach of setup sheet submission rules.
George Russell and Kimi Antonelli will drive for Mercedes' Formula One team in the 2026 season. The team announced the lineup on Wednesday but did not reveal details of a contract extension for Russell.
In somewhat of a shock, neither McLaren drivers finished on the podium for the first time this season.
Verstappen still makes headlines even when he's not winning races.
The 2025 Miami GP delivered one of the most unique drivers’ parades in F1 history, as organizers rolled out 10 life-size Lego F1 cars on track. What’s usually a relatively mundane segment of a Grand Prix weekend—for fans watching from home—quickly became one of the most talked-about moments of the event.
The 2025 Formula 1 season is shaping up to be one of the most entertaining seasons of all time. Let's take a look at five bold predictions for Formula 1 this season.
Lewis Hamilton was declared the winner of Sunday’s Belgium Grand Prix after George Russell was disqualified due to weight.
Mercedes Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton is back on top of the podium.
Mercedes locked out the front row in qualifying for the British Grand Prix. Is it a sign of a turnaround for the team?
Max Verstappen and Lando Norris fouled each other up at the Austrian Grand Prix, allowing George Russell a chance to win the race.
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