Nyck de Vries 'has nothing else to do' to stake his claim on a 2023 F1 seat, says Williams, who suggests the ball is on the driver's court now.
De Vries backed that up with a flawless performance on Sunday, keeping his position in the midfield DRS train and successfully defending his position to clinch ninth, earning two valuable points for Williams.
"It's so difficult to get in that car to race for two hours and do the qualifying and not doing any mistake and not driving on its own. "And any time you get a chance to drive a Formula 1 car it is a kind of job interview and an audition," he added.
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