Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson said that George Russell took longer to understand the car around the Imola circuit than teammate Nicholas Latifi. Russell put in an excellent performance during qualifying to secure P12 on the grid, with Latifi two places back in 14th. The Canadian had looked to have edge during free practice and was quicker in Q1 as both drivers made it through the first part of qualifying. Russell was able to hit back in Q2 though, outqualifying his teammate by just over three tenths, and Robson believes the team are in a 'good position to race hard' on Sunday. 'We've had a good day today with the car behaving well and responding to the changes...
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