Struggling to progress during the Russian Grand Prix, Nicholas Latifi says attacking is difficult in the Williams FW43B. The Canadian racer has made clear improvements in recent rounds and that continued at the Sochi Autodrom as he progressed to Q2 with a faster time than his team-mate, George Russell. But with the announcement of a power unit change and subsequent grid penalty, Latifi did not set a Q2 time. It was then a frustrating race for Latifi from P18 on the grid, struggling to overtake in a congested midfield pack before retiring with six laps to go after hitting the barriers. “You never know what will happen but I’ve said many times before that our car, if you’re in a good...
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