George Russell apologized profusely to his team for the mishap that destroyed his race early on and nullified his career best P11 starting position in the Styrian Grand Prix. On Saturday, Russell achieved the remarkable feat of making it into Q2 where the Briton qualified 12th but gained a spot on Sunday's grid thanks to Charles Leclerc grid penalty. However, Russell's favourable position among the pack was short lived, the Williams charger running wide at the Red Bull Ring's Turn 6 and sliding into the gravel trap. Team Talk - Another Sunday in Spielberg The 22-year-old extricated himself from run-off area to endure a lonely afternoon along with teammate Nicholas Latifi as the two made up...
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