Visibly emotional George Russell left ‘heartbroken’ by Singapore Grand Prix crash ...Middle East

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Mercedes driver George Russell conceded he felt like he’d let himself and his team down after his last-lap crash in the Singapore Grand Prix. A tremendous race had the Brit seconds from glory as he hunted down McLaren’s Lando Norris and eventual race winner Carlos Sainz. Sky SportsRussell looked devastated after a sensational drive ended up in a DNF[/caption] Sky SportsRussell tried to sum up his mood but couldn’t hide his raw emotions[/caption] But after seeing Norris come close to losing it a lap earlier, Russell clipped a barrier and drove headlong into a wall. Teammate Lewis Hamilton finished third as Mercedes almost came up trumps with a brave strategy to pit for fresh ty

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