US EditionSpanish GP: Williams' Alex Albon Retires After Crash with Liam Lawson
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Alex Albon Reflects on ‘Messy Race’ as Carlos Sainz Laments Tough Day; Williams Misses Points for First Time Since Bahrain
Alex Albon expressed frustration after a “messy race” in the Spanish Grand Prix, while Carlos Sainz summed up Ferrari’s disappointing day by saying “nothing went our way.” The race also marked a setback for Williams, who failed to score points for the first time since the Bahrain Grand Prix. As teams reflected on a challenging [...]
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gptoday.comAlbon urges Williams to find out why Barcelona is “such a challenge for us”
On the back of a tough race for Williams at last Sunday's Spanish Grand Prix, Alexander Albon has urged the Grove-based outfit to figure out why their F1 cars do not excel at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya.
Alex Albon rues ‘messy race' as Carlos Sainz says 'nothing went our way' in Spain as Williams fail to score for first time since Bahrain | Formula 1®
Williams were expecting a tough time of it in Spain, a track that has not historically suited their car. But their day continually went from bad to worse, with Alex Albon retiring after breaking two front wings while Carlos Sainz trailed home towards the back after also losing a front wing out there.
Although Williams did not expect a large score at the Formula 1 race in Spain, the traditional team ended Sunday with a catastrophic result. Alex Albon only helped with gallows humor.
We knew that the Spanish Grand Prix was going to be a delicate weekend for the Williams F1, but when the two cars saw their races compromised from the first turn, the task got complicated. Party 11th, Alex Albon was stuck in the first turn and suffered damage to the front wing, just like Carlos Sainz, left 17th. Both were forced to stop prematurely at the stands to replace the front fins, standing in the back of the peloton on the 10th lap. (...)
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