Nicholas Latifi's three-year spell in Formula 1 has certainly been an eventful one, with the Canadian having shown promise at times but not consistently enough to secure him a seat for 2023. Whilst 2020 was very much a year of learning for Latifi at Williams, the Canadian improved dramatically in 2021. He quickly became recognised as a very strong driver in the wet, something he proved again this season at the Japanese Grand Prix. His points finish at the 2021 Hungarian Grand Prix, though, is perhaps his best F1 performance from his short career at the pinnacle of motorsport, as the 27-year-old claimed a superb P7 at the Hungaroring. READ: Daniel Ricciardo suggests...
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