George Russell has often had the upper hand in his duels with Lewis Hamilton so far, but he had to give way to his teammate in the Canadian Grand Prix. This was partly due to his worse starting position, which was the result of a wrong guess. Jacques Villeneuve does not have a good word to say about that decision. Article continues under ad Villeneuve points out on the F1 Nation podcast that Hamilton was able to qualify ahead of his team-mate because Russell made a "bad decision" to be the only driver to change to slicks in Q3. This cost him dearly, as he was unable to set a lap on the dry weather tyres, resulting in eighth place on the grid. Read more 'If Verstappen starts on...
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