George Russell discusses F1 title race gap to Kimi Antonelli
Autosport • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 11, 2026, 9:03 AM
Last updated Jul 11, 2026

George Russell commented on the 25-point gap to Kimi Antonelli in the Formula 1 drivers' standings following the British Grand Prix. He acknowledged that this gap reflects their performances but questioned if they have experienced equal bad luck during the season. Antonelli faced a setback with a broken wheel shield while competing for position in the closing laps of the Silverstone race. The championship battle continues, with both drivers looking to improve their standings in upcoming races.
- •Russell feels the gap to Antonelli is justified by performance.
- •Antonelli suffered a mechanical issue late in the Silverstone race.
- •Both drivers are competing for the F1 title this season.
- •The season's dynamics could shift with upcoming races.
- 9:03 AMAutosport — Whether the bad luck between Russell and Antonelli has evened out in F1 title fight
"George Russell feels the 25-point gap to Kimi Antonelli in the Formula 1 drivers’ standings after the British Grand Prix “is probably correct” based on performance, but was unsure if the bad luck has been equally spread. Antonelli suffered a broken wheel shield in the closing stages of the Silverstone race while he was running in second and closing in on eventual winner Charles Leclerc ...Keep reading
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