He probably wanted to avoid fanning the flames of speculation but Toto Wolff has said if Mercedes could have a third car, George Russell would drive it. read more »

The Williams racer has been heavily linked with a move to the Black Arrows squad, where he has been part of its junior programme since 2017, for 2022, following his starring... read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson believes the reason George Russell is undefeated in qualifying against Nicholas Latifi is simply that he is "bloody... read more »

Williams struggled around Monaco, with George Russell and Nicholas Latifi ending fourteenth and fifteenth in last Sunday's race. read more »

Neither George Russell nor Nicholas Latifi were in with a chance to score points in Monaco, a track that did not suit their FW43B Williams car. read more »

Speaking from experience, George Russell sympathises with the "difficult" situation Mick Schumacher finds himself in at Haas. read more »

George Russell wants to focus on securing his 2022 drive, and clear remaining travel issues before jetting off to live in Monaco. read more »

Mercedes protege George Russell has put his plans to move to Monaco on hold until later this season so he can focus on performing on track and securing a switch to the reigning... read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson believes George Russell "needs a bit more" from the team to shake off scepticism over his talent. read more »

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 »