George Russell sealed yet another podium at the recent Italian Grand Prix, in what the Mercedes driver labelled as a 'lonely' race. Following a plethora of grid penalties, Russell lined-up on the front row of the grid alongside polesitter Charles Leclerc, despite having actually qualified sixth. Mercedes initially looked strong at Monza on the Friday; however, their pace appeared to disappear across Saturday and Sunday. Russell arguably managed the best result Mercedes could've hoped for from the race at the ‘Temple of Speed', after finishing third. READ: ‘Big question mark’: Haas cautioned against replacing Mick Schumacher with Daniel Ricciardo Leclerc and...
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