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George Russell’s Heart-Wrenching Turn 14 Blunder Snatches Pole Opportunity in Hungary

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August 3, 2025
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George Russell’s Heart-Wrenching Turn 14 Blunder Snatches Pole Opportunity in Hungary

Formula One F1 - Hungarian Grand Prix - Hungaroring, Budapest, Hungary - August 2, 2025 Mercedes' George Russell during qualifying REUTERS/Jakub Porzycki

George Russell, the Mercedes driver, missed out on pole position at the Hungarian Grand Prix due to a critical mistake in Turn 14, costing him three-tenths of a second. Despite feeling confident that pole position was within reach, Russell had to settle for starting fourth on the grid. The qualifying session was marred by changing weather conditions, with only one driver managing to improve his lap time in Q3 – Charles Leclerc, who secured pole position.

Russell attributed his error to the shifting winds, which caught him off guard during his flying lap. The driver admitted that he should have reacted better to the gustier conditions, ultimately accepting responsibility for missing out on pole position. However, he pointed out that he was not the only driver to make mistakes in Q3, emphasizing the challenging nature of the session.

The Mercedes team is undergoing significant changes in performance upgrades, with a recent shift in suspension settings. Russell acknowledged the complexities of Formula 1, where even slight variations can impact a car’s performance across different circuits and conditions. Despite the setbacks, Russell remains optimistic about the team’s progress, noting improvements in Hungary as a step in the right direction.

As Russell reflects on the missed opportunity for pole position, the competition remains fierce, with McLaren showing strong performance throughout the weekend. While Russell aims for better results in future races, he recognizes the dominant force McLaren continues to be on the track. Stay tuned for more updates on the thrilling twists and turns of the Formula 1 season.

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