Williams will give American Logan Sargeant a practice outing in Brazil this Saturday as the 21-year-old chases super-license points to ensure he can race for the Formula 1 team next season. Sargeant took part in Friday first practice sessions at his home United States Grand Prix and in Mexico and will take regular race driver Alex Albon's car for Saturday's second practice at Interlagos. Brazil is a Sprint weekend, with qualifying on Friday for a short race on Saturday which determines the starting grid for Sunday's main event. Williams' head of vehicle performance Dave Robson recognized it was a first for a non-race driver to take part in a Saturday session. 'However, the experience that...
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