Nyck de Vries has been told he should feel 'proud' after making his debut in a Formula 1 weekend in Barcelona. The Dutchman took part in FP1 of the Spanish Grand Prix in line with a new regulation by the FIA that states each team must provide two sessions to a driver who has competed in two or fewer races. Williams took up that option in Barcelona with De Vries replacing Alex Albon for the first practice session of the weekend. His limited run, which George Russell has criticised for not giving the young drivers a chance to perform, has drawn praise from Williams' head of vehicle performance Dave Robson who said the 27-year-old 'didn't put a foot wrong.' “He completed the engineering...
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