Sky F1's Karun Chandhok was joined at the SkyPad by George Russell and Lando Norris to analyse their best laps from FP2 in Singapore
As Lando Norris and George Russell head to their 100th Grand Prix weekend, Sky Sports F1 look back at what has been a hugely entertaining start to the careers of the young Brits. The pair came onto the grid as the next generation of British talent for when the great Lewis Hamilton retires, but now all three are competing at the front.While they have been on their own journeys, following in the steps of and filling Hamilton's boots are a recurring theme in both of their careers.
Arguably, Russell had his greatest season in 2022, outscoring Hamilton and winning whilst the seven-time world champion failed to do so for the first time in his career.Only one team-mate can win the driver's title, and that's why Christian Horner says he wants to avoid having two alpha drivers - they take points away from one another. If they can get into the position to fight for race wins, Mercedes need a clear driver to back, as shown in Qatar.
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