Russell was ‘close to fainting’ in “absolutely brutal” F1 Qatar GP

Russell was ‘close to fainting’ in “absolutely brutal” F1 Qatar GP

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Russell was ‘close to fainting’ in “absolutely brutal” F1 Qatar GP

The intense heat during the 57-lap race on Sunday led to multiple complaints from drivers, with some needing medical attention due to dehydration and heat exposure. Logan Sargeant retired and Alex Albon was treated at the medical centre. Esteban Ocon vomited in his helmet, while Lance Stroll experienced blurry vision. Max Verstappen, the winner of the race, described the temperatures as too extreme. George Russell, who recovered to fourth after a collision with Lewis Hamilton, said it was the most physically demanding race he had ever experienced and felt close to fainting. Russell and Hamilton accepted responsibility for the incident and expressed their respect for one another, stating they would move past it. The Qatar Grand Prix next year is scheduled to take place six weeks later.

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Source: Crash

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