George Russell says F1 drivers complaining about their bouncing cars aren't trying to force a regulation change to gain an advantage, contrary to a claim made by Red Bull chief Christian Horner. Last weekend in Baku, several drivers – led by Russell, a director of the GPDA - voiced their concerns over the physical effects of their car's porpoising. But Horner, whose team is among the few outfits that are not significantly impacted by the high-frequency bouncing problem, suggested the drivers were just playing to their team's agenda. But Russell denied that was the case. Read also: Horner suspects teams pushing drivers to complain about porpoising "No one is saying this to try and...
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