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Mercedes reveals power unit problem across all cars

Mercedes faces technical scrutiny following a battery failure at the Belgian Grand Prix despite a race win for Kimi Antonelli.

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Mercedes has identified a power unit battery issue across its fleet following George Russell’s retirement from the Belgian Grand Prix. While team performance remains high, the mechanical failure forced Russell to withdraw from the race.

Coverage from Reuters, Motorsport.com, Autosport, and Al Jazeera highlights the duality of the weekend, noting Kimi Antonelli's victory and subsequent championship lead alongside the team's admission of the recurring technical fault. Future reports are expected to track whether the battery issue persists in upcoming races or if team engineers can implement a solution before the next grand prix.

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Quick answers

What happened to George Russell?

He retired from the Belgian Grand Prix due to a battery issue identified by Mercedes.

Who won the Belgian Grand Prix?

Kimi Antonelli finished in first place, extending his lead in the F1 championship.

Is the power unit problem limited to one car?

Coverage indicates that Mercedes has acknowledged the battery issue across all of its cars.

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