George Russell has replaced the IndyCar-bound Romain Grosjean as a director of the Grand Prix Drivers' Association. The Williams driver will work alongside Sebastian Vettel, who is also a director, and former F1 racer Alexander Wurz, who sits as the chairman of the GPDA. Russell, who is still just 23, said: 'It is an honour and privilege to be nominated director of the GPDA, I appreciate the support of my fellow drivers in entrusting this role to me and recognise the responsibility it entails. “In its six decades of existence, the GPDA has been an integral part of supporting and shaping F1 safety, for the sport and our fans. I am looking forward to tackling the new challenges and...
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