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George Russell explains reason for anger towards Charles Leclerc: ‘You can’t do that’
George Russell explained his anger towards Charles Leclerc’s late defensive moves in the Hungarian Grand Prix as Leclerc faded and they battled for third place. Russell criticized Leclerc for moving under braking at Turn 1, which he believed was against the rules. Despite Leclerc receiving a penalty and Russell finishing on the podium, Russell was upset by the risky nature of Leclerc’s actions. He clarified that at high speeds and under braking, there’s little room for avoidance due to being at the limit of the car’s grip. Russell maintained that Leclerc’s actions were not in line with proper racing etiquette and safety regulations, emphasizing the fine margins involved in such competitive situations.
