Russell does not look around and wants to stay loyal to ‘his’ Mercedes

Russell does not look around and wants to stay loyal to 'his' Mercedes

George Russell is determined to stay with Mercedes. That made the winner of the Grand Prix of Canada clear again after the race. The contract of the 27-year-old Brit ends after this year.

“I talk to no one else and to all teams who have shown interest, I have always said that I am planning to stay with Mercedes. That has been clear at all times,” said Russell after the GP of Canada at the press conference.

Russell won another race on Sunday for the first time since last year in Las Vegas. He is currently fourth in the World Cup stand, with nineteen points less than Max Verstappen: 136 at 155.

The Brit has been connected to Mercedes for years and if it is up to him it will stay that way. Even when Verstappen was allowed to make a sensational switch from Red Bull Racing to Mercedes. “I am loyal to Mercedes. They gave me this opportunity to get to Formula 1,” Russell is certainly.

“There have been no resentment because of the conversations that are going, especially not around Max. Because, as I have often said: why would teams have no interest in Max? If every driver would no longer have a contract next year, Max would be the first candidate for each team. And that is understandable.”

This season Russell is a duo with the Italian Kimi Antonelli at Mercedes. The teenager, eighteen years old pass, is working on a pretty debut season and is in seventh place in the rankings. On Sunday he finished third in Canada, behind Verstappen. That meant his first podium place ever.

Russell is not worried about the future, even after Antonelli has shown himself to the general public. “In the end there are two seats for each racing team. I know that if I keep performing like that, my position will definitely not be in danger. So I feel good and we are not in a hurry to conduct contract negotiations,” the Brit emphasized.

“Kimi and I are now teammates and we are both performance well. And both as former junior drivers of mercedes. If we achieve results like today, why would you want to change that works?”

George Russell is determined to stay with Mercedes. The Winner of the Canadian Grand Prix Made That Clear Once Again After The Race. The 27-year-old Brit’s contract expires after this year.

“I don’t talk to Anyone Else, and to All the Teams That Have Shown Interest, I Have Always Said That I Plan to Stay With Mercedes. That has been clear at All Times,” Russell Said after the Canadian GP at the Press Conference.

Russell won a racing on Sunday for the first time since las vegas last year. He is Currently Fourth in the World Championship Standings, Nineteen Points Behind Max Verstappen: 136 to 155.

The Brit Has Been Associated With Mercedes for Years and, as far as he is group, that will remain the case. Even if Verstappen were to make a sensational switch from Red Bull Racing to Mercedes. “I am loyal to mercedes. They gave me this opportunity to come into formula 1,” Russell is Adamant.

“There Have Been No Hard Feelings Due to the Conversations That Are Going On, Especiate Regarding Max. Becare, As I Have Often Said: Why wouldn’t Teams Be Interested in Max? If every Driver had no Candy Team. Understandable. “

Russell Forms A Duo With Italian Kimi Antonelli at Mercedes This Season. The Teenager, Only Eighteen Years Old, is Having a Great Debut Season and is in Seventh Place in the Standings. On Sunday he finished third in Canada, Behind Verstappen. That Meant His First Podium Ever.

Russell is not at all worried about the future, not even after antonelli has show hisself to the general public. “Ultimately, there are two seats for each racing team. I know that if i continuously to perform like this, my position will absolutely not be in danger. So I feel good and we are in no hurry to conduct contract negotiations,” The Brit Emphasized.

“Kimi and I are now teammates and we are both performance well. And both as former junior drivers of mercedes. If we achieve results like today, why would you want to change that works?”

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