Williams driver George Russell admitted that he had been surprised just how far off the pace the FW43 was on Sunday during the Styrian Grand Prix. The previous day Russell had excelled with his best-ever qualifying performance despite atrocious conditions. It had put him in 11th place on the grid and on the cusp of earning his first championship points. But those dreams evaporated early in the race when he ran off while tussling with Haas' Kevin Magnussen. Although he was able to recover and continue, he had already dropped to the back of the field. "I completely hold my hands up for that, it wasn't good enough from my side," he acknowledged. "I was trying to hold it on the...
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