George Russell explains latest Mercedes crash in Mexico: “The car started bouncing…”
"Just the car started bouncing on the ground and before I had a chance to c𝕴atch it, I was already spinning."

168澳洲5最新开奖结果:George Russell was left frustrated by his latest crash in second F1 practice for the Mexico City Grand Prix, conceding “it’s one thing after another at the 🌃moment”.
With 13 minutes🤪 gone in FP2, Russell crashed heavily at T🎶urn 8.
Replays showed Russell attacking the kerb at Turn 8 ไbefore losing control of his car, spinning off into the barrieꦓrs.
The crash led to a lengthy delay to the se༒ssion as the barrier was repaired.
Due to the severity of the crash, Russell was taꦅken to the medical centre.
𝕴Thankfully, the Mercedes driver 💜came away without any injuries as he was released by the medical centre.
Up until that point, it had been a positive day for Mercedes, with Russell topping the timꦐesheets in FP2.
Reflecting on his second crash in seven days, Russell told F1TV in Mexico: “Honestly, don’t know what happened. Just the car started bounꦦcing on the ground and before I had a chance to catch it, I was already spinning.
“A lot of 𒁃work for the guys tonight again. It seems like it’s one thing after another at the 💜moment.
“It’s frustrating. FP1 we were very strong, very fast. Tried to take the same line, cutting tไhat corner and🍷 for whatever reason on this occasion in FP2 the thing just started going on me.”
Russell stressed the importance of fina🧔l practice after missing out in FP2, eꦰven though second practice was a Pirelli tyre test for next year’s compounds.
“I mean FP2… becꦛause it was the Pirelli tyre test it wasn’t hug✤ely valuable in terms of what you learn for the race weekend,” he added.
“O🐷bviously missed out on laps. FP3 is going to be 💞important. Just hope we can get the car fixed.”

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