Russell's Baku win rewards persistence but won't restart title bid
Kimi Antonelli has been Mercedes' clear No. 1 driver this season, but George Russell's effort was rewarded with a win in Baku.
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George Russell's win in Baku on Saturday will not restart a title challenge, but it rewards a season of persistence, according to ESPN.
The report notes that Kimi Antonelli has been Mercedes' clear-cut No. 1 driver this season, making Russell's victory a reward for his continued effort rather than a shift in the team's internal hierarchy.
The win adds to Russell's season resume, though the broader championship picture remains largely unchanged.
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