George Russell and Robert Kubica suffered yet another tough weekend at the 2019 Belgian Grand Prix, which saw ROKIT Williams Racing's drought continue on what's been a tough season. After a calamitous qualifying which saw Kubica's Mercedes engine explode on the entry to the Bus Stop, and Russell the last of the timed runners, Williams once again was at the tail end of the field with Russell failing down the order despite starting fourteenth on the grid with the Brit finishing fifteenth and a lap down. But Russell's mind was elsewhere, after the passing of former ART Grand Prix teammate Anthoine Hubert on Saturday evening after the accident in the Formula 2 race. 'It’s been a difficult...
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