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Kubica questioned Williams' preference for Russell during Monaco Grand Prix

After being in a higher position than teammate George Russell but not getting to pit first out of the two drivers, Robert Kubica went on team radio to question the call, before his impressive P15 got taken away from him by a collision with Antonio Giovinazzi. Kubica had a good start to the race, winning two places and holding on as the race progressed, and he was in front of teammate Russell after the overtake.  However, despite his preferable position, Russell was the driver who was called into the pitlane first under the Safety Car, leaving question marks for the Grand Prix winner. "I thought that the driver who is in front gets priority over who is behind," said...
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