Betteridge's law of headlines dictates that any headline phrased as a question can be answered with a hard no', and disregarded. Certainly a cursory perusal of the odds being offered by various bookmakers reveals that long-time favourite George Russell remains the choice of the turf accountancy trade - if by a diminishing margin.We may only be three grand prix weekends into a 22-round Keep reading
Betteridge's law of headlines dictates that any headline phrased as a question can be answered with a hard no', and disregarded. Certainly a cursory perusal of the odds being offered by various bookmakers reveals that long-time favourite George Russell remains the choice of the turf accountancy trade - if by a diminishing margin.We may only be three grand prix weekends into a 22-round Keep reading
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