George Russell’s Hungarian Grand Prix was pure chaos—qualifying seventh, then forced off track by bizarre tire spray, leading to a power unit swap before the race. A teammate penalty gave him a spot, but a disastrous start dropped him to 21st. Still, he battled back to seventh for crucial points, though the season’s rollercoaster ride has left him desperate for summer break. Meanwhile, teammate Kimi Antonelli cruised to third, pulling away in the championship race—50 points ahead of Hamilton, while Russell trails the leader by 59. Technical woes and misfortunes have plagued Russell all season, and he’s counting on the break to reset and rebound.

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