Mercedes driver George Russell does not know if he would have been able to catch Sergio Perez for fourth place in Miami had he been able to pass team-mate Sir Lewis Hamilton earlier. Having been eliminated in Q2, Russell started the race on Hards, and was able to capitalise on a late Safety Car to pit and re-join just behind his team-mate on fresh Mediums. After a lengthy squabble for position, he dispatched the 37-year-old, who was on old Hards at the time, before finishing the race fifth. READ: Sainz reveals he’s still struggling with neck pain after Miami crash The 24-year-old was told to give the position back to his team-mate after he had made the first pass illegally, costing him...
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