Title Antonelli's to lose, says team-mate Russell

Title Antonelli's to lose, says team-mate RussellImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, George Russell won the sprint race in Canada but then retired from the grand prix the following day ByAndrew BensonF1 Correspondent in MonacoPublished5 minutes ago3 CommentsGeorge Russell says this year's world championship is Kimi Antonelli's "to lose" after the Briton's retirement from the last race in Canada.Russell heads into this weekend's Monaco Grand Prix with a 43-point deficit to his Mercedes team-mate after the Briton's engine failed while leading in Montreal.Monaco is the sixth round of what is now a 22-race season."If I look at it from my competitor's position, you're kind of in a position now that you've got such a buffer, it feels like you can only keep it or you can only lose it," Russell said."It's his to lose. My mindset is to enjoy every single race, try and win every single race, the same as I've done this whole season. I'm going to fight the same, I'm not going to change my mentality at all, nor am I going to let this put any more pressure on to me."How to follow the Monaco Grand Prix on the BBCPublished4 hours agoWill 2026's 'yo-yo racing' mean overtaking in Monaco?Published1 day agoItalian Antonelli, 19, has won four races in a row, while Russell's only grand prix victory this year was in the season-opening race in Australia.Russell, 28, did win the sprint events in China and Canada.He has bemoaned a series of events going against him - including technical issues in qualifying in China, a safety-car intervention in Japan that handed the lead to Antonelli and the Canada problems - but says he has no reason to feel he cannot bounce back."I don't feel like I need to get every single result possible, because the season's long enough that over the course of the season, it will swing if you're the guy who's on top."So I...