“George” here means George Russell, another F1 driver. The hosts are describing it like a direct rivalry that could influence who tries harder to pass.
“George” refers to George Russell, another Formula 1 driver. The hosts are framing the rivalry as a motivation for Antonelli to attempt passes and to “get one over” on Russell.
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"Well, that was the great thing, is that George, it looked... It was brilliant, because George, you're thinking, George, why have you not changed your tyres?"
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"[990.9s] with you and George and I know my stuff I can get through the work and Irv says oh I think it'd"
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"“And that makes that position that George has within the team a little bit more difficult. Because you hear on the onboard radio…”"
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