Russell suspects breakfast to blame for “horrendous stomach cramp” in race | Formula 1

## Russell's Miami Woes: Was it the Breakfast Burrito?

George Russell battled more than just the Miami heat during Sunday's Grand Prix! The Mercedes driver confessed to a "horrendous stomach cramp" that hampered his performance in the closing stages of the race. While he didn't specify the culprit, he hinted that a questionable breakfast might be to blame. Looks like even F1 drivers aren't immune to a dodgy tummy – a reminder that even the best-laid race plans can be derailed by a bad burrito (or whatever it was!).

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