Russell “speechless” after Canada DNF: Praise for duel with Antonelli
From a possible race win to an early retirement: George Russell experienced disappointment in Canada but raved about the duel with Kimi Antonelli
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Mercedes thriller in Montreal: Why Antonelli narrowly missed pole position
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Faster without simulator: Hamilton with strongest weekend in Canada
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