Sergey Sirotkin says he is “almost living” at Williams’ factory as he prepares to contest his maiden Formula 1 season with the team in 2018. The 22-year-old Russian has filled the seat vacated by Brazilian Felipe Massa, who retired from F1 for the second time at the end of 2017. Sirotkin, who finished third in GP2 in 2015 and 2016 and acted as Renault's reserve driver last year, was a late contender for the Williams seat but impressed during post-season testing at Abu Dhabi and landed the drive ahead of Robert Kubica in a move confirmed in January.  He will partner Canadian Lance Stroll, 19, in what will mark the Grove-based outfit’s youngest-ever driver line-up in F1. Sirotkin,...
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