Williams driver George Russell will start at the back of the grid for the British Grand Prix after being hit with a five-place grid penalty after qualifying. Editor's Picks How Hulkenberg's 'special, crazy and wild' 24 hours unfolded Russell outperformed his Williams car to qualify 15th for his home race, but his driving in the opening part of the session was subject to an investigation after the chequered flag. The stewards at the British Grand Prix found he had not slowed down for double-waved yellow flags in the opening part of qualifying, which were being displayed to warn drivers that Russell's teammate Nicholas Latifi was recovering from a spin at Luffield. Russell claimed he had...
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