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F1: Crash at Mercedes, the boss comes out of silenceF1: Crash at Mercedes, the boss comes out of silenceF1: Crash at Mercedes, the boss comes out of silenceF1: Crash at Mercedes, the boss comes out of silenceF1: Crash at Mercedes, the boss comes out of silence

Third in the Singapore Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton saw his teammate retire on the last lap of the race. Indeed, George Russell crashed with his car and was unable to finish the Grand Prix. However, Toto Wolff does not blame the Briton and even wanted to reassure him after this hard blow.

The Singapore Grand Prix was full of surprises this Sunday. The weekend didn’t go as planned for Red Bullet Max Verstappen left the victory to Carlos Sainz Jr. Chez Mercedeswe can be satisfied with the third place of Lewis Hamilton. But things could nevertheless have gone better for the German team. Indeed, George Russell was forced to retire after crashing on the final lap of the race. However, This is Wolff doesn’t blame him, quite the contrary.

“This error will be engraved in him”

« I’m sad for George because he had a fantastic weekend at 99.99%, had a lapse in concentration for a split second and hit the wall slightly. What I told him is that I prefer it to happen now and a lesson to be learned rather than when we go for the victory or the title. This error will be engraved in him » explained the boss of Mercedes in comments reported by Motorsport.com.

“He’s obviously very upset.”

« Let’s not forget that this is his second year in a competitive car, and he was really giving it everything he had. He attacked hard in order to win the race. At this point, the only way to overtake Norris and perhaps Sainz was to not leave a millimeter behind. Lando brushed the wall and was behind him when he hit harder. It cost him the race, but if you attack like that, things can happen. George obviously has a pure competitive spirit and is devastated. But what I told him was that we were playing for third place and not a win. But there is a lot to learn, and with situations like this in a second year at Mercedes, it’s not going to happen again when it’s for victory or the title. But he is obviously very upset » then added This is Wolff. George Russell can be reassured.

Third in the Singapore Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton saw his teammate retire on the last lap of the race. Indeed, George Russell crashed with his car and was unable to finish the Grand Prix. However, Toto Wolff does not blame the Briton and even wanted to reassure him after this hard blow.

The Singapore Grand Prix was full of surprises this Sunday. The weekend didn’t go as planned for Red Bullet Max Verstappen left the victory to Carlos Sainz Jr. Chez Mercedeswe can be satisfied with the third place of Lewis Hamilton. But things could nevertheless have gone better for the German team. Indeed, George Russell was forced to retire after crashing on the final lap of the race. However, This is Wolff doesn’t blame him, quite the contrary.

“This error will be engraved in him”

« I’m sad for George because he had a fantastic weekend at 99.99%, had a lapse in concentration for a split second and hit the wall slightly. What I told him is that I prefer it to happen now and a lesson to be learned rather than when we go for the victory or the title. This error will be engraved in him » explained the boss of Mercedes in comments reported by Motorsport.com.

“He’s obviously very upset.”

« Let’s not forget that this is his second year in a competitive car, and he was really giving it everything he had. He attacked hard in order to win the race. At this point, the only way to overtake Norris and perhaps Sainz was to not leave a millimeter behind. Lando brushed the wall and was behind him when he hit harder. It cost him the race, but if you attack like that, things can happen. George obviously has a pure competitive spirit and is devastated. But what I told him was that we were playing for third place and not a win. But there is a lot to learn, and with situations like this in a second year at Mercedes, it’s not going to happen again when it’s for victory or the title. But he is obviously very upset » then added This is Wolff. George Russell can be reassured.

Third in the Singapore Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton saw his teammate retire on the last lap of the race. Indeed, George Russell crashed with his car and was unable to finish the Grand Prix. However, Toto Wolff does not blame the Briton and even wanted to reassure him after this hard blow.

The Singapore Grand Prix was full of surprises this Sunday. The weekend didn’t go as planned for Red Bullet Max Verstappen left the victory to Carlos Sainz Jr. Chez Mercedeswe can be satisfied with the third place of Lewis Hamilton. But things could nevertheless have gone better for the German team. Indeed, George Russell was forced to retire after crashing on the final lap of the race. However, This is Wolff doesn’t blame him, quite the contrary.

“This error will be engraved in him”

« I’m sad for George because he had a fantastic weekend at 99.99%, had a lapse in concentration for a split second and hit the wall slightly. What I told him is that I prefer it to happen now and a lesson to be learned rather than when we go for the victory or the title. This error will be engraved in him » explained the boss of Mercedes in comments reported by Motorsport.com.

“He’s obviously very upset.”

« Let’s not forget that this is his second year in a competitive car, and he was really giving it everything he had. He attacked hard in order to win the race. At this point, the only way to overtake Norris and perhaps Sainz was to not leave a millimeter behind. Lando brushed the wall and was behind him when he hit harder. It cost him the race, but if you attack like that, things can happen. George obviously has a pure competitive spirit and is devastated. But what I told him was that we were playing for third place and not a win. But there is a lot to learn, and with situations like this in a second year at Mercedes, it’s not going to happen again when it’s for victory or the title. But he is obviously very upset » then added This is Wolff. George Russell can be reassured.

Third in the Singapore Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton saw his teammate retire on the last lap of the race. Indeed, George Russell crashed with his car and was unable to finish the Grand Prix. However, Toto Wolff does not blame the Briton and even wanted to reassure him after this hard blow.

The Singapore Grand Prix was full of surprises this Sunday. The weekend didn’t go as planned for Red Bullet Max Verstappen left the victory to Carlos Sainz Jr. Chez Mercedeswe can be satisfied with the third place of Lewis Hamilton. But things could nevertheless have gone better for the German team. Indeed, George Russell was forced to retire after crashing on the final lap of the race. However, This is Wolff doesn’t blame him, quite the contrary.

“This error will be engraved in him”

« I’m sad for George because he had a fantastic weekend at 99.99%, had a lapse in concentration for a split second and hit the wall slightly. What I told him is that I prefer it to happen now and a lesson to be learned rather than when we go for the victory or the title. This error will be engraved in him » explained the boss of Mercedes in comments reported by Motorsport.com.

“He’s obviously very upset.”

« Let’s not forget that this is his second year in a competitive car, and he was really giving it everything he had. He attacked hard in order to win the race. At this point, the only way to overtake Norris and perhaps Sainz was to not leave a millimeter behind. Lando brushed the wall and was behind him when he hit harder. It cost him the race, but if you attack like that, things can happen. George obviously has a pure competitive spirit and is devastated. But what I told him was that we were playing for third place and not a win. But there is a lot to learn, and with situations like this in a second year at Mercedes, it’s not going to happen again when it’s for victory or the title. But he is obviously very upset » then added This is Wolff. George Russell can be reassured.

Third in the Singapore Grand Prix, Lewis Hamilton saw his teammate retire on the last lap of the race. Indeed, George Russell crashed with his car and was unable to finish the Grand Prix. However, Toto Wolff does not blame the Briton and even wanted to reassure him after this hard blow.

The Singapore Grand Prix was full of surprises this Sunday. The weekend didn’t go as planned for Red Bullet Max Verstappen left the victory to Carlos Sainz Jr. Chez Mercedeswe can be satisfied with the third place of Lewis Hamilton. But things could nevertheless have gone better for the German team. Indeed, George Russell was forced to retire after crashing on the final lap of the race. However, This is Wolff doesn’t blame him, quite the contrary.

“This error will be engraved in him”

« I’m sad for George because he had a fantastic weekend at 99.99%, had a lapse in concentration for a split second and hit the wall slightly. What I told him is that I prefer it to happen now and a lesson to be learned rather than when we go for the victory or the title. This error will be engraved in him » explained the boss of Mercedes in comments reported by Motorsport.com.

“He’s obviously very upset.”

« Let’s not forget that this is his second year in a competitive car, and he was really giving it everything he had. He attacked hard in order to win the race. At this point, the only way to overtake Norris and perhaps Sainz was to not leave a millimeter behind. Lando brushed the wall and was behind him when he hit harder. It cost him the race, but if you attack like that, things can happen. George obviously has a pure competitive spirit and is devastated. But what I told him was that we were playing for third place and not a win. But there is a lot to learn, and with situations like this in a second year at Mercedes, it’s not going to happen again when it’s for victory or the title. But he is obviously very upset » then added This is Wolff. George Russell can be reassured.

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