Russell's Power Unit Failed in Canada.
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At the Canada Grand Prix, Mercedes is experiencing a change-over bath from St James Allison to the bitter end of Russell in the Formula 1 race.
The power unit in George Russell's car presented problems and overheating, which was why the Mercedes driver left in Canada. The Mercedes team's technical director, James Allison, confirmed that the abandonment of George Russell in the Canadian GP was due to a problem in the power unit. "George's abandonment was due to a problem in the power unit. It was literally turned off by a battery problem, which occurred after 30 laps, which forced George…
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