Williams acting team prinipal, Simon Roberts has confirmed that current drivers, George Russell and Nicholas Latifi will continue with the team in 2021. read more »

Sergio Perez will not be replacing George Russell at Williams, with Simon Roberts confirming both Russell and Nicholas Latifi for 2021. read more »

Mercedes motorsport boss Toto Wolff has defended Lance Stroll and Nicholas Latifi from criticism that they are undeserving of their place in Formula 1 because their fathers... read more »

Williams acting F1 team principal Simon Roberts has refused to confirm whether George Russell and Nicholas Latifi will continue to drive for the team in 2021.  read more »

Williams acting team principal Simon Roberts has refused to confirm George Russell and Nicholas Latifi will be with the team in 2021 in the wake of rumours surrounding a... read more »

Acting Williams Team Principal Simon Roberts says "nothing has changed" regarding its 2021 Formula 1 driver line-up but refused to confirm that George Russell and... read more »

Acting Williams Formula 1 chief Simon Roberts refused to confirm George Russell and Nicholas Latifi will both stay for 2021, but says "nothing has changed" with the... read more »

Nicholas Latifi has revealed to being forced to change his driving style with Williams to get the most out of his car after struggling for outright pace in qualifying this season. read more »

Willaims driver Nicholas Latifi has revealed to heading into this weekend's Portuguese Grand Prix virtually blind as the team does not have the Portimao circuit on its... read more »

Nicholas Latifi has yet to be the faster Williams on a Saturday, but he says he's happy with the progress he's making in that department. read more »

Williams rookie Nicholas Latifi says he is getting a better handle on how to approach one-lap performances in Formula 1 in spite of his current whitewashed record against... read more »

Williams drivers George Russell and Nicholas Latifi say they have been encouraged that no sudden decisions have been taken since the Formula 1 team changed ownership earlier... read more »

George Russell says rivals Alfa Romeo and Haas "haven't done anything better" than Williams this year, despite the team being alone on zero points. Williams has... read more »

Williams Racing duo George Russell and Nicholas Latifi are both excited about the Eifel Grand Prix at Nürburgring this weekend. read more »

It's off to Sochi for the 2020 Russian Grand Prix. There's no motorhomes here, so let Williams Racing drivers George Russell and Nicholas Latifi show you around our... read more »

Alex Albon and Nicholas Latifi have each been given five-place grid penalties for the Russian Grand Prix following gearbox changes. read more »

Alex Albon and Nicholas Latifi have both been handed 5-place grid penalties for today's Russian Grand Prix. read more »

Williams driver Nicholas Latifi has been given a five place grid penalty for the Russian Grand Prix after the team made a precautionary gearbox change. read more »

Alex Albon and Nicholas Latifi have both hit with five-place grid penalties for the Russian Grand Prix after new gearboxes were fitted to their cars. read more »

Alexander Albon and Nicholas Latifi will both take a five place grid penalty for Sunday's Formula 1 Russian Grand Prix after gearbox changes following qualifying read more »

Lewis Hamilton, Nicholas Latifi, Romain Grosjean and Kevin Magnussen have all avoided penalties for the Russian Grand Prix after an investigation by the stewards into a track... read more »

It's off to Sochi for the Russian Grand Prix! Take a tour of our hospitality unit with Williams Racing drivers George Russell and Nicholas Latifi. read more »

Nicholas Latifi admitted that he "overstepped the limit" after a heavy crash during FP1 at the Russian Grand Prix. read more »

Nicholas Latifi delivered a heartfelt thanks to his Williams team following after conceding to 'overstepping the limit' and suffering a heavy practice crash. read more »

Valtteri Bottas set the pace in opening practice for the Russian GP which was disrupted by a crash for Nicholas Latifi, while F1 world champion Lewis Hamilton was only 19th. read more »