F1 Canadian Grand Prix

Annoyed Kimi Antonelli demands “clarity” over robust George Russell defence in Canada F1 sprint

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Mercedes’ Kimi Antonelli wants his team to provide further “clarity” over its rules of engagement after a tense battle with George Russell in the Canadian Grand Prix sprint left him upset at his team-mate.Starting from the front row, poleman Russell and second-placed Antonelli fought out a close battle in the opening stages of the 23-lap sprint when the pair came to blows at Montreal’s …Keep reading

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