The Virtual Grand Prix on Sunday saw the victory of George Russel, with a dominant play display from William’s Driver on the streets of Monte Carlo.
The grid qualification saw Russel qualifying in the second place with Hass driver Pietro Fittipaldi, leading with a stunning lap performance in the wet with a lead of fourth, tenth second. We also saw David Schumacher in the third. As soon as the lights went out, Russell pushed off on the line with grabbing onto the lead with his Williams. He won the race by winning it with a 40-second lead, ahead of the second-place man, Esteban Gutierrez in the Mercedes. Thus, it was the lead he kept for the whole 39 laps.
The Ferrari was run by the Monaco Native Charles Leclerc, who beat his own brother, Arthur. He recently won the F2 Virtual Spirit Race earlier this Sunday. And between the two Ferrari was Alex Albon, who saw it pretty hard to take the fouth away from Arthur.
Looking behind Russel, we saw a lot of scraps that involved Lando Norris and many others. It also included the second Williams, Nicholas Latifi. There were many penalties handled out by virtual stewards for the mess. These penalties also saw the disqualification of Vitantonio Liuzzi, who picked up way too many of these penalties.
But Russel had no troubles as he was at the front, sternly driving, with a huge margin. It is his second consecutive win. Too happy a moment.
