Nicholas Latifi felt the wet conditions in Imola made it the most 'dangerous half a lap' he has ever driven, prior to his crash. The Williams driver enjoyed himself during qualifying, finishing above his team-mate George Russell in Q1, before then taking P14 in Q2. Things did not go well for him during the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix itself, though, as before he knew it he had crashed out of the race on the opening lap. Conditions certainly played their part on the day, with the surface of Sector 1 in particular having a lot of standing water from the Italian rain, and Latifi felt the danger of that when out on track. He told Formula1.com: 'It was very tricky, to be honest with the laps on...
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