All news on the topic: George Russell

Mercedes finally put an end to speculation of Lewis Hamilton's future on Thursday with an announcement that both he and George Russell had signed deals until the end of 2025

Lewis Hamilton has finally committed his F1 future to Mercedes, while British team-mate George Russell's seat has also been secured until the end of the 2025 season

Ten places separated Mercedes drivers Russell and Hamilton at Zandvoort, with the younger Brit getting the better of his more experienced team-mate on the short track

Mercedes chief Wolff and driver Russell were talking about Nyck de Vries, the former Mercedes junior driver who was axed by Red Bull and overlooked at the Dutch Grand Prix

It was a torrid Dutch Grand Prix weekend for Mercedes driver George Russell who finished 17th and outside the points following a collision with McLaren Lando Norris

Russell admitted prior to the summer break that he was in a poor run of form and was ready for the shutdown, but Wolff is not convinced by the Mercedes racer's attitude

Mercedes have a point to prove in the second half of the season, though winning a race will be difficult with Red Bull so far ahead of their rivals and still boasting a 100 per cent record

Max Verstappen is favourite to win the Dutch Grand Prix this weekend with Red Bull still F1's dominant force, though Lewis Hamilton and George Russell will be there if mistakes are made

FIA boss Mohammed ben Sulayem has responded to a number of issues surrounding the future of Formula 1, including one in particular which prompted George Russell to speak out

The F1 drivers are all part of a group chat, set up when Romain Grosjean was the director of the Grand Prix Drivers' Association, with rumours flying about what is said privately

Russell beat his more experienced team-mate Hamilton in their first season together at Mercedes, but so far this year the seven-time world champion has the upper hand

Hamilton is faring much better than Mercedes team-mate Russell at the moment, but team principal Wolff knows that the fickle nature of their W14 car means nothing is permanent

Sprint qualifying at the Belgian Grand Prix did not go particularly well for either Mercedes driver as a Russell mistake in SQ3 compromised both himself and team-mate Hamilton

F1 rules dictate teams must give two practice sessions per year to young drivers, and Mercedes will give F2 title contender Frederik Vesti his chance behind the wheel

Lewis Hamilton, Sergio Perez and Charles Leclerc were among those who started ahead of Verstappen at Spa-Francorchamps, but none had a prayer of stopping Verstappen

Heavy rain at Spa-Francorchamps across this race weekend have led to disrupted running, while the first four laps Saturday's Sprint took place behind the safety car until it was dry enough

The first four racing laps of the Sprint took place behind the safety car after heavy rain at Spa-Francorchamps, followed by a rolling start with Max Verstappen leading the pack

Both Mercedes drivers produced underwhelming results in Sprint qualifying, with Hamilton not helped by a mistake from his team-mate Russell which slowed the seven-time world champion

George Russell and Lewis Hamilton have opted with different rear wings ahead of the Belgium Grand Prix on Sunday - and that is something Toto Wolff is investigating

Hamilton qualified fourth quickest at Spa and then rose a place thanks to a penalty for Max Verstappen, but now could be in for a grid drop of his own for Sunday's race

Max Verstappen knew his best Belgian Grand Prix starting position would be sixth, having taken an extra gearbox which came with a five-place grid penalty for the championship leader

Russell snapped at fellow Brit Hamilton in a radio message to his Mercedes team during the first part of qualifying on a wet but swiftly drying Spa-Francorchamps track

F1 drivers were pretty much unanimous in their concerns about a planned rule change for the 2024 F1 season, which they warned would lead to significant safety concerns

Safety in the rain is a hot topic of conversation at Spa-Francorchamps, particularly in light of the death of teenage racer Dilano van't Hoff in a crash at the Belgian track earlier this month

Russell wasn't afraid to call out his Mercedes team in public after an awful qualifying for the Hungarian Grand Prix which left him to start the race down in 18th on the grid