George Russell admitted that he is not yet 'feeling' the Williams FW43B following qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix. The Mercedes power unit was unable to give Williams much of a boost as Russell escaped Q1 only thanks to Yuki Tsunoda seeing his fastest time deleted for track limits. And there would be no Q2 miracle, with Russell set to start sprint qualifying at Monza from P15. It is a position though which Russell was expecting, with the Briton saying his team 'turned the car upside down' following a difficult FP1, though he still is not clicking with the car beneath him. Asked by reporters how qualifying went, Russell responded: 'To be honest really tricky, I think on the sprint...
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