Kimi Antonelli and George Russell fought hard at the Canadian Grand Prix, but the former is adamant that the pair will continue to race “fairly” and that they want to avoid causing anguish to Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff.
Kimi Antonelli and George Russell are engaged in a fierce battle for the F1 drivers’ title, but both drivers are determined not to upset Mercedes boss Toto Wolff.
Antonelli, leading the championship by 43 points, spoke about the competition within the team and the need to maintain a positive dynamic.
Recent on-track battles between the two drivers, such as the incident at the Canadian Grand Prix, have intensified the competition and led to tensions.
Antonelli criticized Russell’s aggressive move during the race, prompting team radio exchanges and Wolff’s intervention.
A meeting was held to clarify the rules of engagement between the drivers and the team, emphasizing fair competition and team harmony.
Antonelli emphasized the importance of maintaining respect and fairness on the track, while also acknowledging the desire for both drivers to succeed without causing disruptions within the team.
