体育与实时比分
George Russell determined not to let disappointing F1 season define career
来源: Sport | The Guardian · 发布于

28-year-old still believes he will win world title one day Kimi Antonelli misses media duties with ‘viral illness’ George Russell has insisted he will not let his difficult Formula One season define his career and believes he still has plenty of years left to come back and win th
28-year-old still believes he will win world title one day Kimi Antonelli misses media duties with ‘viral illness’ George Russell has insisted he will not let his difficult Formula One season define his career and believes he still has plenty of years left to come back and win the world championship. Russell has been outdriven by his 20-year-old Mercedes teammate Kimi Antonelli in a bruising season for the British driver. Antonelli is set to win the title and become F1’s youngest world champion at this weekend’s Mexican Grand Prix if he finishes in ninth place or above.
Continue reading...
相关报道

Russell: 2026 F1 season won't break me
George Russell insists this year's Formula 1 season "won't break me" as Kimi Antonelli is set to become world champion this weekend in Mexico.
SkySports | News ·

‘A different kid’: from karting to F1 champion-elect, Antonelli’s ability has always stood out
With first drivers’ title all but secure, a friendlier champion would be hard to find, but Italian’s eight wins this season speak to his focus Even as Kimi Antonelli may be world champion-elect, it is sometimes hard to equate the young man who has driven with such exceptional ski
Sport | The Guardian ·

The Devils review – Ken Russell’s 1971 possessed-nuns tale is a frenzied aria of confrontation and hysteria
Oliver Reed and Vanessa Redgrave put in the performances of their lives in this film originally banned for obscenity that highlights the violence of power ‘I could never be Satan’s boy. I haven’t the humility.” The speaker is Father Urbain Grandier, the 17th-century French priest
Culture | The Guardian ·

Mexico City GP: UK schedule and how to watch on Sky Sports
Formula 1 heads to Mexico City for a weekend where Kimi Antonelli could become the sport's youngest world champion.
SkySports | News ·

Antonelli to miss Mexico media day with illness
Kimi Antonelli is to miss Thursday's Mexico City Grand Prix media day with an illness as he stands on the brink of clinching his first world title.
feeds.bbci.co.uk ·