George Russell says Williams are still 'a number of tenths' slower than the others in qualifying trim, but is hopeful for their race pace. After spending the 2019 campaign trailing at the back of the pack, Russell was able to end FP2 ahead of the Austrian Grand Prix in P18 with Kimi Raikkonen and team-mate Nicholas Latifi behind. But, he still feels Williams aren't on a par with their rivals on the low-fuel runs, but thinks that could change come race day. 'Didn't quite rule the world today, it was very fun to get behind the wheel, the body took a while to get used to G-force again and the understanding of how it feels to go through a corner at 150mph,' he told the F1 website. 'It was a...
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