George Russell's Mexico City Grand Prix was a story of a disconnected drinks tube and a car that lost its pace, leaving the Williams driver "absolutely nowhere" at the end of the day. Two weeks ago, at the US Grand Prix in Austin, Russell thought that Red Bull's Sergio Perez "was making a big deal" out of being deprived of his drinking system in the race, which led to a physical ordeal for the Mexican. But the Williams driver realized on Sunday just how difficult it is to cope with that a waterless and arid afternoon of racing. "It was probably the toughest afternoon we’ve had all season," said Russell. "It was really, really difficult. I thought we...
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