Kimi Antonelli promete disputa justa com George Russell

Kimi Antonelli prometeu que sua rivalidade com o companheiro de equipe George Russell na Mercedes permanecerá respeitosa, evitando as tensões internas vistas anteriormente entre Lewis Hamilton e Nico Rosberg.

O piloto de 19 anos fez os comentários ao receber o Troféu Lorenzo Bandini em uma coletiva de imprensa em Brisighella. Ele afirmou que a Mercedes deu à dupla liberdade para correr sem ordens rígidas, mas que irá intervir caso seja necessário para evitar problemas.

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George Russell and Kimi Antonelli asked Mercedes to let them race each other after intense battles during the Canadian Grand Prix weekend. The team held discussions following incidents that raised concerns about contact risks. Both drivers emphasized their commitment to fair competition.

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David Coulthard has highlighted the role of Kimi Antonelli's family and Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff in helping the young driver stay focused during his championship lead.

James Hinchcliffe has cautioned Kimi Antonelli that George Russell could end his recent winning run at the Canadian Grand Prix later this month. The Mercedes driver leads the championship after victories in China and Japan.

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Former Haas team principal Guenther Steiner says sympathy inside Mercedes has moved toward Kimi Antonelli following the Italian driver's five straight Grand Prix wins. Steiner made the comments on The Red Flags Podcast ahead of this weekend's Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix.

 

 

 

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