‘Out of reach’: George Russell refuses to think about F1 title after Antonelli surge

Guardian International•Thu, Jun 11, 2026, 06:37 PM•2 min read

British driver says pressure is off following bad run Antonelli 68 points ahead of Mercedes teammate George Russell insists the pressure is off in the battle for the Formula One drivers’ championship. A succession of mishaps – combined with the exemplary form of his Mercedes teammate , Kimi Anto...

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