George Russell made a definite impression on Saturday's qualifying session for the Hungarian Grand Prix, when the Williams driver punched in a stunning lap to leap into the top ten at the end of the first round. Both Russell and his rookie team mate Nicholas Latifi successfully made it through to Q2, a feat that would have been almost inconceivable for the squad in the last year and a half. It's a measure of the progress made by the team in 2020 that Russell was actually rather disappointed not to get even further. For the second week running he missing out on making it into the final pole shoot-out round by a little under two tenths. Mercedes locks out front row as Hamilton pips Bottas...
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