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HELPP! HOW DID I JUST REALISE THAT GEORGE RUSSELL’S STATS ARE SO FLIPPING IMPRESSIVE!!!!
i meann….
2017 : GP3 Champion 🏆 in his ROOKIE year
2018 : F2 Champion 🏆 again in his ROOKIE year
2019: Signed for Williams Racing. Out-qualifies his teammate in ALL 21 GPs that year.
2020: Raced in Lewis Hamilton’s car at the Sakhir Grand Prix. Lost POLE by 0.026s. Outraced Valterri Bottas. Only for his race to bite the dust from a tyre puncture and bad pit stop beforehand. HE COULD HAVE HAD A MAIDEN WIN AT THE SAKHIR GRAND PRIX IN A MERCEDES 🤯
2021: Still Racing for Williams. Scores his FIRST POINTS. Gets his FIRST PODIUM 🥈at the Belgian GP.
2022: Signs for Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula 1 Team. Racing alongside 7-time World Champion Lewis Hamilton. Keeps a record of 17 Top 5 Race Finishes. 7 Podiums. 1 Pole Position at the Hungarian Grand Prix with NO PURPLE SECTORS. ALL THIS AND COUNTING. (stats are as of Mexican GP)
UPDATE !!!
2022: Brazilian GP: On Saturday, he takes home his FIRST SPRINT VICTORY 🥇On Sunday, GEORGE RUSSELL TAKES HIS FIRST GRAND PRIX WIN 🏆. He is the 113th Formula 1 Grand Prix Winner on November 13 Driving the Mercedes W13. He Gives Mercedes their First 1-2 Of The Season with his teammate Lewis Hamilton coming in P2.
MAN HE IS IMPRESSIVE. MR CONSISTENCY YOU ARE FREAKING AMAZING 🫡😎
and too think this is just the start of what already is an illustrious career. i can’t wait to see how the rest of his story unfolds!!!
Abu Dhabi, 2021
Mr Consistency
Mick hasn’t all of a sudden become Mr Consistency. He has ALWAYS been consistent. Let’s just take a look at his single seater career, shall we?
2015 (rookie year) ADAC F4 - 10th in the championship. 2016 (second year) ADAC F4 and Italian F4 - 2nd in BOTH championships. 2017 (rookie year) Euro F3 - 12th in the championship. 2018 (second year) Euro F3 - CHAMPION. 2019 (rookie year) F2 - 12th in the championship. 2020 (second year) F2 - 1st in the standings (season still in progress).
Even in the secondary championships, it was the same story:
2015-2016 MRF Championship (rookie year) 10th in the championship. 2016-2017 MRF Championship (second year) 3rd in the championship (Mick did not take part in all races)
So you can see that it's not a fluke, he literally follows the same pattern in everything he does: one year to learn, the other to fight for the championship.
If I were an F1 boss, I would very much appreciate this kind of consistency and reliability, because rather than hiring a potential one-hit-wonder, I would prefer to invest in someone who I know will bring results after giving him that one year to get himself used to the proceedings.
This is the reason why I think Mick SHOULD be in F1 next year. Because his work in his six seasons of single seater career have made him deserve the jump up, not because he's a Schumacher, but because he truly is Mr Consistency.
YEA GEORGE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! MERCEDES 1-2 oh my god
What I love about George is that, no matter what, he refuses to believe that he is out until he is forced to.
Silverstone: he got out of the car, told the marshalls to leave the car as he didn't take the steering wheel off.
Brazil: telling the marshalls to push him out so he get on his way. Forced to get out because they need to lift it out
Congrats to our new world champion Stoffel Vandoorne
(Still hate Mercedes tho)