Yet to score a point in 2022, Nicholas Latifi faces a fight to retain his seat in F1 next year. He opened up to gpracingonline about his struggles this year with the ground effect formula and goals for the remainder of the year 📝
up here solo, without ‘handlers’, after greeting us in the Silverstone paddock three floors below says much about the man. The unforgivingly blustery wind sending ominous slate-grey clouds in the Canadian’s direction says much about the current state of his Formula 1 career.
Except, of course, it doesn’t – because this is Silverstone and any minute the heavy skies will give way to bright sunshine, heat ready to rapidly evaporate any lingering precipitation. And repeat. It is here that Latifi, whose 2022 season so far has been underwhelming – to put it generously – will reach Q3 for the first time in his career.
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