George Russell has raised concerns about Lewis Hamilton's resurgence after the seven-time world champion secured his first victory for Ferrari at the Spanish Grand Prix in Barcelona. Speaking ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix, Russell acknowledged that Hamilton is back to his best and poses a serious threat to the championship standings.
Hamilton's Ferrari Victory Sparks Title Race
Hamilton's win in Barcelona was a statement performance, ending a long winless streak and propelling him to second in the drivers' championship. He now trails championship leader Kimi Antonelli, with two second-place finishes and a victory in the last three races. Russell, Hamilton's former Mercedes teammate, identified the 41-year-old as a potential threat to the title fight, joining Antonelli in acknowledging Hamilton's renewed form.
FIA Investigation into Ferrari's Rear-Braking System
Ferrari faced scrutiny after the FIA opened an investigation into Hamilton's car's rear-braking system following the Barcelona race. The probe has added tension to the team's preparations for the Austrian GP. Express Sport will provide updates on the investigation and race highlights throughout the weekend.
Austrian GP Preview
The Austrian Grand Prix at the Red Bull Ring is expected to be a pivotal round in the championship. With Hamilton gaining momentum and Antonelli leading the standings, the battle for the title is heating up. Russell, driving for Mercedes, will aim to close the gap to the frontrunners.
