The answer to Williams hopes in 2021, according to George Russell, could be blowing in the wind. Over the course of the three days of testing, Russell, Nicholas Latifi and Roy Nissany completed 373 laps, more than Red Bull, McLaren, Aston Martin and Mercedes, while the Briton's best time was good enough for sixth overall, 0.092s off Lewis Hamilton's best on the same compound. Though reliability doesn't appear to be an issue, and the Mercedes-powered FW43B clearly has pace, Russell fears the car's extreme sensitivity to wind could lead to a 'yo-yo' season. 'This test has been a very productive one for the team, we've done an incredible amount of laps, no issues reliability wise,' said the...
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