“George Russell Overcomes Team Error, Starts 5th at Italian GP”

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George Russell remained positive despite a team error that hindered his chance at pole position for the Italian Grand Prix. The British driver qualified sixth at Monza but will start the race in fifth due to a penalty for his teammate Lewis Hamilton.

During the qualifying session, Russell’s hopes were dashed by a miscommunication with his team regarding tire selection. Despite initially performing well on medium tires, he ended up with the softer compound for his crucial final run.

Russell acknowledged the misunderstanding, taking responsibility for not clearly expressing his preference for the medium tires. He admitted that the team was not entirely at fault and emphasized the need for better communication in such situations.

Mercedes still achieved a decent outcome with both drivers securing spots on the third row of the grid. Russell outpaced his teammate Kimi Antonelli, who showed improved form in qualifying.

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Reflecting on his performance, Antonelli expressed satisfaction with the qualifying result despite feeling there was more potential to tap into. He acknowledged the challenge of overtaking at Monza due to speed differentials and remained optimistic about the race ahead.

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