Williams CEO Jost Capito would be keen to tie down George Russell to a new long-term contract but accepts that any decision over his Formula 1 future rests with Mercedes. read more »

George Russell endured what he has described as a "nightmare" of a Monaco Grand Prix that proved to be a step back in time for the Williams driver. read more »

Having been in the exact same situation in 2019, George Russell knows how difficult it is for backmarkers Haas this season. read more »

The Monaco Grand Prix was a race of few thrills for George Russell as he crossed the line P14, matching his expectations. read more »

George Russell thought he had got "the maximum" achievement possible with a Q2 appearance at the Monaco Grand Prix - the Williams team's 750th F1 race. read more »

Williams have not given up hope of keeping George Russell for a fourth year and beyond "if he believes in our future". read more »

It takes a special mentality to master Monaco, and it is no surprise that many drivers deemed the best of the best - Ayrton Senna, Graham Hill, Michael Schumacher and Alain... read more »

Williams CEO Jost Capito believes the team could hold onto George Russell should he 'believe in their future'. read more »

After the first day of running in Monaco, Saturday specialist George Russell feels that getting into Q2, let alone Q3, is unlikely.  read more »

Williams' George Russell was the first car out on the sunny streets of the principality, which traditionally open on Thursday for F1 practice.Sainz was first to set a... read more »

Bottas is currently in his fifth season racing for Mercedes in F1, having routinely agreed one-year contract extensions with the team, the most recent of which expires at the... read more »

George Russell says he hopes to gain "stability and longevity" from his next F1 contract, aiming to sign for longer than a year for his next step in the sport. read more »

George Russell wants his next Formula 1 contract to be a multi-year deal to have consistency that will enable him to "grow and progress". read more »

Though he doesn't name a potential employer, George Russell admits he is seeking a multi-year deal from 2022. read more »

George Russell says he wants his next Formula 1 contract to be a multi-year deal in order to provide him, and wherever he races, with long-term stability. Russell joined... read more »

Russell - whose contract with Williams expires at the end of the 2021 season - has been linked with a possible move to Mercedes for 2022 following his impressive displays while... read more »

Sir Lewis Hamilton has stressed that he and George Russell have not fallen out, calling the Williams driver a "great guy". read more »

George Russell cannot wait to get racing in Monaco after the event was absent from the calendar in 2020. read more »

Dave Robson, Williams' Head of Vehicle Performance, believes George Russell is not far off Lewis Hamilton and will be as good as him. read more »

Robson worked at McLaren during Hamilton's time as a junior driver with the team - where he would go on to make his F1 debut in 2007 and win his first world title a year... read more »

Williams CEO Jost Capito does not feel George Russell needed to issue an apology after Imola, saying he would not have done so. read more »

Toto Wolff says Mercedes will "evaluate everything" when deciding future line-ups - including some drivers yet to have had a "winning car". read more »

If Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton stays at Mercedes, it is expected that either Valtteri Bottas or George Russell will take the other seat. But could another in-form driver... read more »

George Russell was involved in the tight battle for tenth place in Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix before slipping to fourteenth at the chequered flag as he struggled with old... read more »

After getting barely any screen time in the latest episodes of Drive to Survive, George Russell has implied he might feature more prominently in the next series. read more »