Williams’ Dave Robson has urged Nicholas Latifi not to overthink his driving and “trust his instincts” in order to keep improving. Latifi scored the first seven points of his Formula 1 career during 2021, accumulating that total at consecutive races as he finished seventh in Hungary and was classified ninth in the Belgian ‘race that never was’. There was also progress in qualifying from the Canadian, who took the best part of two seasons to get the better of team-mate George Russell in a traditional one-hour session but eventually did so twice before the Briton headed off to join Mercedes. Robson, head of vehicle performance at Williams, admitted Latifi had not experienced the...
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