George Russell has dreamed of becoming a Formula 1 winner since he was a kid with a pedal car, and when the moment arrived in Brazil on Sunday the Mercedes driver could not hold back the tears. The Briton has ridden an emotional rollercoaster since he won the 2018 Formula 2 Title and joined backmarkers Williams, where he was unable to score even a point for his first two seasons. He finally did that as a stand-in for Mercedes in 2020 and stood on the podium last year when he finished second for Williams in a farcical, rain-hit Belgian Grand Prix stopped after three laps behind the safety car. This year, moving into a coveted Mercedes seat as teammate to seven-time World Champion Lewis...
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