George Russell explains his Williams F1 PowerPoint presentation
New Williams Formula 1 signing George Russell has explained some of the details he put in the Microsoft PowerPoint presentation he made in a bid to impress the team
Williams technical chief Paddy Lowe revealed earlier this month that Formula 2 points leader Russell pushed to land a race seat with the team a year ago, which included making a presentation about what he could offer if he was signed.
Speaking in an exclusive interview filmed at Autosport's UK offices, Russell explained that his motivation was to approach his pitch for a drive "from a different angle" to get Williams's attention.
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