Nicholas Latifi will take a five-place grid penalty at the Dutch Grand Prix for a gearbox change after damage was sustained in his qualifying crash read more »

Nicholas Latifi expects to receive a five-place grid penalty for a gearbox change at the Dutch Grand Prix following his heavy crash in qualifying. read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson has provided a breakdown on the "extensive damage" suffered in Nicholas Latifi's qualifying crash at the Dutch... read more »

Williams Formula 1 driver Nicholas Latifi says he would be "surprised" if he avoids a grid drop for a gearbox change after suffering a heavy crash in Dutch Grand Prix... read more »

Q2 was ended prematurely as a result of two red flag interruptions, caused by Williams drivers Russell and team-mate Nicholas Latifi shunting into the barriers.Russell, running... read more »

Williams looks set for a driver change next year as George Russell prepares for a switch to Mercedes, which is widely expected to be announced in the coming weeks.It would open... read more »

George Russell and Nicholas Latifi are hoping Williams' recent strong form can continue in this weekend's Dutch Grand Prix. read more »

Russell's stunning wet-weather qualifying lap on Saturday that secured him second on the grid paved the way for the British driver to pick up his maiden F1 podium in the... read more »

Belgian waffles are a MUST when at Spa Circuit, but who can stack their tower of waffles higher, George Russell or Nicholas Latifi? Time to find out with the latest edition of... read more »

The Swiss outfit was one of the big losers after half points were awarded for the small number of laps that were completed behind the safety car as rain hit... read more »

While Nicholas Latifi qualified a career-best P12 at Spa, he felt getting into Q3 was a real possibility for him. read more »

Having spent two "very tricky years" with Williams, Nicholas Latifi would be disappointed if the team dropped him ahead of 2022's reset. read more »

Williams picked up its first F1 points in two years at the Hungarian Grand Prix before the summer break as Nicholas Latifi and George Russell finished seventh and eighth.The... read more »

Nicholas Latifi appears on course to secure a contract extension with the Williams Formula 1 team for the 2022 season. read more »

Williams has suggested that it will retain Nicholas Latifi at the team for the 2022 Formula 1 season. Latifi joined Williams for the 2020 campaign alongside George Russell, and... read more »

Nicholas Latifi comes into the Belgian Grand Prix with confidence after scoring his first points in Formula 1 in the Hungarian Grand Prix prior to the summer break. read more »

Nicholas Latifi has backed himself to fill George Russell's shoes as team leader at Williams if the Briton was to leave for Mercedes next year. read more »

Williams' Nicholas Latifi feels he has improved in qualifying, but his former strength of race days has become a negative at times in 2021. read more »

Williams CEO and team principal Jost Capito has praised Nicholas Latifi's performances for the team and insisted it would be difficult for any driver to partner George... read more »

Despite the highs of Hungary, Nicholas Latifi says Williams will not get carried away and lose perspective of their true performance level. read more »

Nicholas Latifi thinks Jost Capito's approachability and all-round efficiency has helped to improve Williams' fortunes this season. read more »

Nicholas Latifi's future at Williams is almost certain to be confirmed for next season, and we've taken a look at who could be partnering the Canadian in 2022. read more »

This week’s guest on Beyond The Grid has spent 30 years in F1, working with some of the sport’s greatest drivers. As Driver Coach of Ferrari’s vaunted academy, Jock Clear’s job... read more »

Jost Capito believes that Nicholas Latifi's performance at the Hungarian Grand Prix proves that he deserves a spot on the F1 grid. read more »

As he climbed up to P3 at the start of the Hungarian Grand Prix, Nicholas Latifi's mind went to Kevin Magnussen. read more »