Belgian GP “still a win” for George Russell as DSQ factors revealed
George Russell says the Belgian G👍rand Prix is "stil🌊l a win" in his mind despite his heartbreaking disqualification.

168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:George Russell has detailed some of the factors behind his heartbreaking post-race disqualification at the F1 Belgian Grand Prix.
A one-stopping Russell fended off a late attack from teammate 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Lewis Hamilton to head a Mercedes 1-2 last time out at Spa-Francorchamps, only to be stripped♑ of the victory after his car was found to be 1.5kg underweight.
Ahead of the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort, Russell𒅌 said a combination of factors were to blame for th🍰e exclusion.
Asked if he’s confident the team now understand exactly what happened, Russell responded: “Y💜eah, absolutely. Clearly, we didn’t do a good eno𝓰ugh job.
“I lost a bit more weight during the race than we thought, the tyres lost a lot more than we expe🙈cted, the plank was wearing more than we thought as well.
“So it was sort of these three or four facto💖rs all coming togethe꧙r that just pushed us over the edge.”
The 26-year-old Briton also revealed he knew he had🦄 been impacted by personal weight loss.
“I don’t think you need to take more margin. I think the processes were⭕n’t quite in place to cover all the different scenarios,” he explained..
“I knew before the race that I was a little bit light, but it was too late to make a sub🏅stan🧸tial change without eating a steak or something, which was probably not the best pre-race routine!
“But the🤪re are things that now, with the benefit of hindsight, we can do♛ better and we will be doing better moving forward. As always, you need to make a mistake first until you recognise there’s a problem.”
Despite the disqualification, Russell still considers thꦿe Belgian Grand Prix to be “a win”.
“Of course, it’s very frustrating that the one time in three years we’ve been just under the weight limit was the race we won, but there’s ze♎ro🍸 hard feelings,” he said. “We’re in this together and it will make us stronger for the future.
“I lost 25 points, but in my mind, that is still a win. I’ve kept my helmet and it’s 🐈going to be going on my bedside table with m🍬y other two victories.
"Those celebrations I had with the team in that moment straight after [the race] were some of the best feelings of my career, so I’ll only take positꩵives from what happened.”

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