The Formula One paddock returns to Le Castellet this weekend, with the French Grand Prix marking the start of the 2021 season's first triple-header. Circuit Paul Ricard is characterised by its mix of high-speed straights and the technically demanding sequences of low and medium-speed corners. The 5.842km track is arguably one of the most recognisable on the calendar, with black, red and blue run-off zones giving it a distinctive look. Roy Nissany, the team's Test Driver, will run the FW43B for Friday's first practice session, taking to the track in place of George Russell who will return to the car for FP2. Dave Robson, Head of Vehicle Performance: Following back-to-back street races, we...
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