According to a report from Sky Sports, both Aston Martin and Cadillac are interested in the Brit, although the former already have a contracted driver line-up in Lance Stroll and Fernando Alonso. F1’s latest addition to the grid are reportedly close to signing Valtteri Bottas, but still have a seat free.

Frank admission from Mercedes team principal comes as George Russell goes on holiday and says “there’s no time pressure” over 2026 contract

Toto Wolff shares ‘very clear’ message on George Russell’s Mercedes future - Verstappen confirmed for the first time that he would stay with Red Bull ahead of last weekend’s Hungarian GP

George Russell has insisted he will not sign his new Mercedes Formula 1 contract over the current summer break as the Briton is keen to not rush proceedings. The 27-year-old’s deal expires at the end of the 2025 season and has been a major talking point in recent weeks as Red Bull’s Max Verstappen was touted for a move to Mercedes.

The announcement that George Russell and Andrea Kimi Antonelli will also drive for Mercedes next year seems merely a formality. In the meantime, rumours based on old information are surfacing that Mercedes should hurry,

George Russell reveals his contract extension situation as he looks forward to a holiday after the Hungarian Grand Prix.

George Russell is not in hurry on his Mercedes contract extension, stating that discussions will take place after Summer break.

George Russell has opened up on his relationship with his father and the advice he gave him upon signing his first Formula 1 contract with Mercedes

British driver George Russell revealed that Mercedes held a meeting at the team's factory on Monday to determine the cause of the issues with the W-16.

Despite Max Verstappen committing himself to Red Bull for 2026, George Russell does not expect Mercedes contract negotiations to be straight-forward. Russell will only a sign a deal that meets certain requirements,