By Williams Racing
September 8 2021
Williams Racing has announced that Nicholas Latifi and Alex Albon will form its driver line-up for the 2022 FIA Formula One World Championship. Nicholas remains at the team for a fourth consecutive season, his third as race driver, whilst Alex returns to the Formula One grid having spent a year as Red Bull Racing Honda’s Test & Reserve Driver and a race-winning campaign in the DTM. The 25-year-old previously drove for Scuderia Toro Rosso in F1 before being promoted to a race seat with Red Bull Racing, scoring two podiums in 2020.
Quote:Why would you be so angry about this?Matt Brown
I should not even post in this thread I am so angry about this
Quote:AnderisQuote:Why would you be so angry about this?Matt Brown
I should not even post in this thread I am so angry about this
Quote:Stu69
The interesting thing with Albon is the fact he isn’t Merc. I can see a VW group badged Redbull / Honda motor in the back of the Williams in 23.
Williams VW?
Williams Audi?
Williams Seat?
Williams Porsche?

Quote:Neither am I but I'm not filled with anger somehow?Matt BrownQuote:AnderisQuote:Why would you be so angry about this?Matt Brown
I should not even post in this thread I am so angry about this
Because I am just not a latifi or a Albon fan....
Quote:Mr Brooksy
Even mad Max is saying that he's happy to see Albon make a come back with Williams. He also stated that there was never any doubt about Alex's speed.
With his, Horner's and George's positive endorsements, it makes sense that Jost sat up and took strong notice of Alex. Really hope that we see the turn of good speed and performances he showed at Torro Rosso and the half year at Red Bull.
Quote:Matt BrownQuote:Mr Brooksy
Even mad Max is saying that he's happy to see Albon make a come back with Williams. He also stated that there was never any doubt about Alex's speed.
With his, Horner's and George's positive endorsements, it makes sense that Jost sat up and took strong notice of Alex. Really hope that we see the turn of good speed and performances he showed at Torro Rosso and the half year at Red Bull.
If Albon is that good then why did RBR drop him???
Quote:My scepticism towards Latifi comes more from his very mediocre pre-F1 record rather than how he fared against Russell. If anything, he did a bit better in races against George than I had expected.redline
maybe Latifi is like Sergio
Sergio was better before partnering Max, now Sergio is "just good"
maybe Latifi will be "better" if his team mate si Alex
we will see next year
Quote:Ozzy Osbone
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