Williams driver George Russell has credited the professional support of a psychologist for helping get him over his disappointment at losing out in last year's Sakhir Grand Prix while sitting in for Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes. Russell was narrowly pipped to pole by Valtteri Bottas, and then missed out on a seemingly certain win on the race after a rare pit stop blunder by the team followed by a late puncture cost him the lead. “I qualified second in the Sakhir Grand Prix, and I was disappointed," the 23-year-old British driver told The i newspaper. "I’d just qualified second and I was disappointed. My best qualifying position until that point was P12, which I had been...
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