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George Russell was frustrated with Red Bull’s protest at the Canadian Grand Prix as it was a “waste of everybody’s time”, and it meant Andrew Shovlin and Ron Meadows missed their flights home.

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has labelled Red Bull's attempt to protest George Russell's victory at the Canadian Grand Prix as "petty" and "embarrassing." While Russell did hit the brakes behind ...

Verstappen: “George suddenly just aggressively braked.” Lambiase: “Understood, thank you. I will check for any erratic driving.” Lambiase: “We can see that on our data as well, Max.

Red Bull failed with a protest against Canadian Grand Prix winner George Russell last Sunday, after they alleged that the Mercedes driver showed unsportsmanlike intent. The FIA’s race stewards threw ...

Toto Wolff has slammed Red Bull ’s late protest against George Russell at the Canadian Grand Prix as “petty” and “embarrassing.” Russell, who started on pole, fended off the challenge of ...

The Canadian GP 2025 Formula 1 race was all about the battle between Mercedes driver George Russell and Red Bull's Max Verstappen, as the former started P1 on the grid and the latter P2. In the end it ...

Formula 1 race stewards cleared George Russell of wrongdoing a few hours after the conclusion of the F1 Canadian Grand Prix in the wake of a longshot protest from Red Bull. The squad was unhappy ...

Having taken a brilliant victory at Sunday's Monteal Grand Prix, Mercedes driver George Russell was allowed to keep his win after the stewards rejected a Red Bull protest against the British driver.

George Russell kept his win in the Canadian Grand Prix after the stewards rejected a Red Bull protest against the Mercedes driver. Russell beat Max Verstappen to victory in Sunday's race to record ...

The defendant, wearing a dark red jumper, appeared in the dock to deny the two charges against him. Mr Justice Sweeting told members of the prospective jury panel: “This is a serious case.