After last year's painful preparation debacle, it was a relief to everyone in the paddock when the Williams FW43 was the first car to hit the track at the start of pre-season testing for 2020. Things had also been looking good for the team in terms of reliability, with drivers George Russell and Nicholas Latifi completing 136 laps between them on Wednesday, and Russell adding another 166 on Thursday. But unfortunately Latifi's return to the cockpit on Friday was somewhat more limited, when an engine problem saw him grind to a halt on the front straight during the morning session, after completing just 44 laps. "It wasn’t the day I had hoped for in terms of running," Latifi...
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