Grinding to a halt when his FW43 lost fuel pressure, George Russell was left to rue what could have been in an Austrian GP where only 11 cars finished. Russell qualified in a strong P17 for Sunday's Austrian Grand Prix, missing out on a Q2 berth by 0.07s. It was perhaps a sign that Williams, bottom of the log in last year's championship, had cause for optimism. Unfortunately that was quashed on the opening lap when Russell was overtaken by the Alfa Romeos and fell to 19th place with his team-mate Nicholas Latifi behind him. However, in a race of attrition, the Brit and the Canadian moved up the order as one by one those in front of them retired. Unfortunately for Russell, he joined that...
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