Nicholas Latifi may have finished at the back of the field in last weekend’s Hungarian Grand Prix after a number of misfortunes, but early on, the Canadian impressed by racing inside the top ten. The Williams Racing driver had made it through to Q2 for the first time in his short career on Saturday to start fifteenth, and he made a great start to jump into the top ten, running as high as eighth before his race began to unravel. 'The wet weather created a lot of excitement going into today's race, and I knew it would give me a better chance of making up positions,” said Latifi.  “The fact that one of the Red Bulls went off heading to the grid showed just how difficult conditions...
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