George Russell has spent the entirety of his Formula 1 career helping a back-of-the-grid Williams F1 team make improvements.
Alex Albon, who has spent two seasons in Formula 1 prior to the 2022 season, says he feels like he's learnt from his past issues.
Alex Albon, a British-born Thai driver, shared the Red Bull Racing garage with 2021 world champion Verstappen before Sergio Perez.
In 2021, Williams had its best season since 2017, finishing eighth in the Constructors' Championship with 23 points.
Russell has joined the 2021 Constructors' Champions to replace Valtteri Bottas, who has moved to Alfa Romeo for the 2022 season.
Williams boss Jost Capito believes George Russell's demanding nature will help him succeed at Mercedes alongside Lewis Hamilton.
Albon believes Abu Dhabi was compensation for Verstappen's terrible luck earlier, taking the season into consideration.
The likes of McLaren’s Lando Norris, Alpine’s Esteban Ocon, and Williams’ (now Mercedes) George Russell delivered some great performances.
Latifi crashed with five laps remaining, resulting in the safety car, with the race then restarted with just one lap to go where the title was decided.
Frank Williams founded an independent Formula 1 team that amazingly went on to win 114 races, 9 constructor's titles and 7 driver's titles.
