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George Russell claimed victory at the Austrian Grand Prix on June 28, 2026, marking his second win of the Formula 1 season. Starting from pole position, the British Mercedes driver managed to fend off strong challenges from Red Bull's Max Verstappen, who finished in second place, 1.6 seconds behind after starting fifth due to a crash in qualifying. Kimi Antonelli, Russell’s teammate, secured third place in the race.
Russell’s win not only adds to his season's tally but also serves as a significant morale booster for Mercedes as they aim to close the gap in the championship standings. With Antonelli currently leading the championship by 40 points, Russell's performance in Austria was crucial for the team's hopes. The race took place at the Red Bull Ring, drawing enthusiastic support from local fans, which added to the event's atmosphere. Despite the challenges faced throughout the race, Russell's composure under pressure exemplified his driving skill and contributed to his successful outing.
29 June
Pirelli confirmed George Russell's victory in the Austrian Grand Prix.
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