George Russell had a great opportunity to score his first-ever top ten finish in F1 in Sunday's disrupted Tuscan Grand Prix, but the chance was squandered by a poor restart. A solid driver had pushed Russell up to an "amazing" P9 when the race was red flagged for the third time of the afternoon with 16 laps remaining on the board. However, the Williams driver botched his launch off the grid and drifted to the tail end of the 12-car field from where he failed to recover, the Briton ultimately finishing 11th. ©Williams "It is heartbreaking almost," said a disappointed Russell. "The whole team had worked so hard, got ourselves in an amazing position P9, and it was...
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