Bahrain Grand Prix – Williams driver George Russell left Bahrain feeling optimistic after a “well-executed” race in Bahrain. The Briton was running as high as 10th on Sunday but dropped down the order after staying out on old tyres and took 14th at the chequered flag, one place above Aston Martin’s Sebastian Vettel. “I think it was a pretty well-executed race to be honest,” Russell said. “I think we toughed it out one lap too many in the middle stint – that’s when I had that little battle with Kimi [Raikkonen] – you know what it’s like when he’s on fresher tyres and we lost three or four seconds or so due to that, which was a bit unfortunate, but it...
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