Nicholas Latifi delivered a heartfelt thanks to his Williams team following after conceding to 'overstepping the limit' and suffering a heavy practice crash. With 35 minutes remaining of FP1 at the Sochi Autodrom, Latifi slid off at Turn 10, initially smashing into a barrier with the rear-wing of the FW43, with the force spinning him around enough for the left-hand side of the car's nose to end up buried. Article continues under video The Canadian eventually made it back on track 20 minutes into FP2, and performing well enough to finish 15th on the timesheet, a place ahead of team-mate George Russell. "I overstepped the limit in FP1," said Latifi. "The track was very green,...
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