Emotional Crash
Mercedes driver George Russell was left devastated after crashing out on the last lap of the Singapore Grand Prix. Russell, who was on course to finish third, had to hold back tears as he spoke to Sky Sports in a post-race interview.
Last-Lap Drama
Russell had been battling to overtake McLaren's Lando Norris for second place when disaster struck. Pushing the limits on turn 10, the British driver clipped the wall and found himself in the track's barriers.
Frustration Over Team Radio
Russell's frustration was evident as he shouted, "Aaaah! No! No!" over the team radio. It was a heartbreaking end to the race for the young driver, marking the second time in his last three races that he has failed to score a point.
Hamilton Benefits
Russell's crash allowed his teammate Lewis Hamilton to secure third place instead. There was some controversy between the two drivers during the race, with Hamilton claiming he was forced off the track by Russell on the first corner.
Fans React
Fans took to Twitter to express their sympathy for Russell. One fan wrote, "You can immediately see the sadness in his face. He didn't deserve that crash." Another fan called it "heartbreaking," while a third noted, "I can tell he was crying just before this interview."
Looking Ahead
Russell will have the opportunity to make amends at the upcoming Japanese Grand Prix next Sunday, where he will aim to bounce back from his disappointing Singapore result.
