George Russell, Nicholas Latifi and Alex Albon spearhead the line-up for the return of F1 Esports' Virtual Grands Prix from this weekend. read more »

Williams Formula 1 racers George Russell and Nicholas Latifi will represent the team when the Virtual Grand Prix series returns this weekend. Formula 1 launched a virtual... read more »

Toto Wolff has never made a "threatening gesture" to Lewis Hamilton by playing the "George Russell card" during their contract negotiations. read more »

Mercedes team principal Toto Wolff has dismissed suggestions George Russell is being used as a threatening tactic in contract negotiations with Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Christian Horner's claims that George Russell's Sakhir Grand Prix performance showed that Max Verstappen is the "best" driver on the grid is "part of... read more »

George Russell started 37 grands prix before claiming his maiden Formula 1 points last month and in the process removed himself from a potentially ignominious list. But not all... read more »

They may have a dominant car and George Russell in reserve, but Mercedes simply cannot afford to lose Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Sir Lewis Hamilton should have signed with Mercedes four months ago at whatever the going price was at the time, then he would not be worried about losing his race seat to... read more »

George Russell believes Williams should be aiming to overhaul both Haas and Alfa Romeo in its bid to move up the F1 grid in 2021. read more »

Never mind confusing Lewis Hamilton's contract talks, Christian Horner says George Russell's Sakhir showing confirmed that Max Verstappen is better than Lewis Hamilton. read more »

Insiders claim there is a "real chance" Mercedes could put George Russell in the car while pundits say Lewis Hamilton's plans have been "shattered". read more »

They may have not scored points in 2020, but Williams showed better pace than it did in 2019, which gave both drivers confidence, according to Team Principal Simon Roberts. read more »

George Russell needs to learn from the mistakes that cost him points in 2020 and continue to grow as a driver ahead of a potential future with Mercedes, according to Toto Wolff. read more »

Williams driver George Russell claims owners Dorilton Capital will not turn a blind eye to this season's development despite the new regulations coming into force for 2022. read more »

Nicholas Latifi feels George Russell was able to get more out of Williams' flawed FW43 during 2020 than he was, although he felt he learned a lot by being the... read more »

Mercedes Formula 1 team boss Toto Wolff says key to George Russell's progress is not improving his speed but in ironing out mistakes read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff says it is crucial for George Russell to cut errors out of his driving if he wants to graduate to the team. read more »

George Russell believes being "honest with myself" is the best way to progress as a driver and continue his rise towards the pinnacle of Formula 1. read more »

Nicholas Latifi feels that George Russell is "clearly" better at adapting to the shortcomings of the Williams than he is. read more »

Simon Roberts believes the "little steps" taken by Williams last year finally allowed George Russell and Nicholas Latifi to "fight and have some fun" and... read more »

George Russell has described how being groomed by Mercedes helped to prepare him for the "ruthless" side of F1 - and avoid being "chewed up and spat out". read more »

George Russell says he has been given no specific targets of how to secure a Mercedes seat for 2022 - and insists nothing is guaranteed about his future. read more »

George Russell reveals one of the key lessons from his F1 cameo with Mercedes in Bahrain was how to become more adaptable. read more »

George Russell thinks that Williams overachieved in qualifying rather than underachieved on race-days in 2020. read more »

Formula 1's Virtual Grands Prix will return this winter with charity prizes on offer for the competing teams. Formula 1 launched an eight-event virtual series during the... read more »