George Russell struggles with engine issues at Hungarian Grand Prix
ESPN F1 • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 26, 2026, 7:14 PM
Last updated Jul 26, 2026
George Russell encountered difficulties at the Hungarian Grand Prix when his engine began "revving all over the place" just before the race commenced. This challenge contributed to a slow start for Russell, who is seeking to improve after previous setbacks. The race is currently still in progress, with further developments expected as it unfolds. Russell's performance in this event could impact his standing in the championship.
- •George Russell's slow start linked to engine revving issues
- •Incident occurred just before the start of the race
- •The Hungarian Grand Prix is currently underway
- •Russell aims to overcome recent performance challenges
- 8:03 PMESPN F1 — Russell's bad luck continues in Hungary
"George Russell's slow start to the Hungarian Grand Prix was caused by his engine "revving all over the place" just before the lights went out.
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