George Russell was unhappy with the way the stewards handed out penalties during the British Grand Prix weekend. According to the Williams driver this could make other drivers 'cautious' and the racing will be less close. Discussion with the stewards Russell himself was penalised for a tap he inflicted on Carlos Sainz during the sprint race. For this the Brit received a gridpenalty of three places. Russell has spoken with the stewards about the penalty. "That's what we were arguing," said Russell against Autosport.com. "'Rubbin's racing, as they say, I think it's always good for the fans and even for the drivers to have close, hard racing," Russell revealed. During the...
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