SINGAPORE – Seven-times Formula One world winner Lewis Hamilton said Mercedes group mate George Russell had a incredible shot at winning Sunday’s Singapore Grand Prix and finishing Red Bull’s dominance.
Russell qualified moment on Saturday nearby Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz and the final non-Red Bull driver to win a Formula One race may moreover be the one to end their run of 15 progressive triumphs.
Russell qualified moment on Saturday nearby Ferrari’s Carlos Sainz and the final non-Red Bull driver to win a Formula One race seem to be the one to end their run of 15 progressive triumphs.
The Briton secured his lady F1 triumph in Brazil final November.
Sainz and group mate Charles Leclerc qualified to begin with and third whereas Hamilton, a four times Singapore champ, qualified fifth.
Red Bull’s twofold world winner Max Verstappen qualified 11th and his group mate Sergio Perez 13th on a circuit where overwhelming could be a challenge.
“I think George has truly great shot at possibly winning,” Hamilton told columnists.
“I truly trust that he does. I trust he gets a extraordinary begin and gets ahead of the Ferraris that would be astonishing for the group and for him,” he said.
“For me it’s fair, definitely, see what I can do. On the off chance that I can get advance up at that point extraordinary. The car was great recently on the long run, but I changed the car overnight and presently I don’t know what’s progressing to happen tomorrow.” REUTERS.