Williams driver George Russell has revealed his team was left bewildered last season as to why the car performed at a higher level during qualifying than in a race. Russell qualified for Q2 nine times in 17 races, with team-mate Nicholas Latifi getting through to the second session on one occasion himself, which proved to be a remarkable turnaround from the woes of 2019. Article continues under video Russell, who earned himself the nickname 'Mr Saturday' for his performances last year, told GPFans Global the team's qualifying displays often made its race pace look drastically worse than it actually was. "I think in many respects, we can say it did not come together on a Sunday but it...
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