George Russell and Nicholas Latifi both expressed their gratitude to the Williams family after their final race in charge of the team at Monza. read more »

Eight Formula 1 drivers have been called to see the stewards ahead of qualifying at the Italian Grand Prix. Pierre Gasly, Lance Stroll, Albon and Carlos Sainz were summoned to... read more »

George Russell and Nicholas Latifi have paid tribute to the Williams family after their "sad" exit from Formula 1 was confirmed, although believe the "future is... read more »

George Russell and Nicholas Latifi react with sadness as Williams family announces split with team that marks the end of an era. read more »

George Russell and Nicholas Latifi have described the exit of the Williams family from the F1 team as a "sad day". read more »

George Russell and Nicholas Latifi have paid tribute to the Williams family after its exit from Formula 1 was announced, calling it "a sad day" read more »

The Formula One motorhomes make a return at Spa-Francorchamps so who better than our two race drivers, George Russell & Nicholas Latifi, to show you around. read more »

George Russell and Nicholas Latifi have both given their support to the buy-out of Williams by American investment company Dorilton Capital, insisting that the team's... read more »

Nicholas Latifi says improving his qualifying performance is a focal point amid growing confidence with Williams' FW43 this season. Latifi replaced Robert Kubica at... read more »

Haas' Kevin Magnussen has been given two penalty points following his forceful duel with Nicholas Latifi at the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix. read more »

Laptimes were heavily influenced by being lucky with the wind gusts during a timed lap; today Nicholas was less fortunate than George. read more »

FIA head of single-seater technical matters Nicholas Tombazis has confirmed Formula 1's sporting regulations will be changed to prevent teams adopting Racing Point's... read more »

Whatever happens tomorrow, both drivers did well today with Nicholas quickly adapting to the test items that George looked at yesterday, and George showing strong pace... read more »

George Russell has incurred a five-place grid penalty for the British Grand Prix after ignoring yellow flags - following an incident involving his Williams team-mate Nicholas... read more »

George Russell has been handed a five-place grid penalty for failing to adhere to yellow flags during qualifying for Formula 1's British Grand Prix. Russell's... read more »

Nicholas Latifi has confirmed that Williams will introduce a pit release "fail-safe" for the British GP following his Hungary incident. read more »

Williams is to implement a fail-safe procedure to prevent a repeat of the incident witnessed during the Hungarian Grand Prix when Nicholas Latifi collided with McLaren's... read more »

Nicholas Latifi will have to wait until at least 2021 to race in Formula 1 in Canada following the cancellation of the 2020 event due to the coronavirus pandemic. read more »

Williams driver Nicholas Latifi has confessed himself to be "extremely disappointed" at the decision by Formula 1 to cancel the 2020 Canadian Grand Prix. read more »

Nicholas Latifi is disappointed his home race won't go ahead, saying it was the one he was looking forward to most in his rookie season. read more »

After running impressively inside the top ten early on, Nicholas Latifi's Hungarian Grand Prix was ultimately disappointing as he finished five laps down. read more »

George Russell believes that Williams' race pace is strong but that the high sensitivity of the FW43 makes it "very difficult to control" when following... read more »

Ahead of the Hungarian Grand Prix, Williams F1 Team has announced that it will retain its 2020 driver line-up for next year with George Russell and Nicholas Latifi staying with... read more »

Williams is to retain drivers George Russell and Nicholas Latifi for 2021. read more »

George Russell will stay alongside Nicholas Latifi in an unchaged Williams line-up for 2021 - in a further sign that Valtteri Bottas is poised to sign a new deal at Mercedes. read more »