George Russell has said he will try to stop 'fannying around' at the back of the grid once Formula 1 racing resumes again. The Williams driver spent most of his rookie season racing exclusively with team-mate Robert Kubica well adrift of the rest of  the grid. He did still manage to make a good first impression, though, despite the equipment at his disposal, but wants to try and at least reattach his Williams cars to the back end of the midfield pack when the season gets underway. 'I will definitely try to be stronger,' Russell said via Autosport. 'It's an area of my driving where I definitely didn't do a good enough job last year. 'But it was a strange situation we found ourselves in....
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