Get the latest news on F1 driver Nicholas Latifi as it happens. The Canadian will race for the Williams team in 2022, with Alex Albon as his new teammate.
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Nicholas Latifi ends two-year social media silence with major life update

2022 F1 Hungarian Grand Prix – Free Practice 3 results

Latifi grabs P1 in rain-hit final practice as Vettel crashes out

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Video: Williams drivers take on hilarious sand castle challenge

Video: Albon and Latifi take part in hilarious quiz behind the scenes at testing

Video: Williams drivers tease new livery for 2022!

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Starting grid for the Qatar GP after Verstappen, Bottas penalties

Starting Grid: F1 2021 Brazilian Grand Prix

Revised F1 Mexican GP starting grid after multiple penalties

Driver ratings for F1 2021 have been revealed

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Mercedes, McLaren and Ferrari change power unit for Azerbaijan GP

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