Untelevised Mexican GP team radio has revealed how George Russell poked fun at an incident sparked by Max Verstappen and Lewis Hamilton.

George Russell is firm in his belief that the FIA Stewards got it wrong when judging the incidents that took place at the highly controversial Mexico GP start. When all 20 F1 cars were barreling down the longest main straight of the Formula 1 calendar at the start of the race,

Crashgate is the biggest cheating scandal in Formula 1 history. FIA inquiries subsequently found Renault bosses Flavio Briatore and Pat Symonds responsible and banned the former for life and the latter for five years, though French courts later overturned both penalties.

George Russell admitted feeling "pretty pissed off" at seeing several drivers cut the opening chicane in Mexico, to go without punishment.