George Russell dominated the Virtual Monaco Grand Prix to seal back-to-back victories and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang was well off the pace on his debut. Russell started second on the grid behind Pietro Fittipaldi, but the Williams driver never looked back after getting off to a flyer. The Brit stormed into the lead soon after the lights went out and stayed in front for the rest of the 39-lap race on Sunday. Russell, winner of the virtual Spanish Grand Prix last time out, took the chequered flag by a mammoth margin of 39 seconds from the Mercedes of Esteban Gutierrez. There were a whole host of collisions and penalties in a race that ended with Charles Leclerc in third spot and his younger...
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