US EditionWhy F1 Canadian GP Was a “Missed Opportunity” for Williams
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gptoday.comWhy Williams were ‘frustrated’ it didn’t cash in on F1 Canadian GP promise
Williams has often made the most of its opportunities in 2025 — but the Formula 1 Canadian Grand Prix proved to be an exception. A weekend that showed strong potential ultimately unravelled, leaving the team to reflect on what might have been. Both Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz showed promise during Friday practice in Montreal, but the weekend quickly unravelled heading into qualifying. Sainz was eliminated in Q1 after being held up by the Racing …
Alex Albon reflects on his outburst on the radio during the Canadian GP: "We missed an opportunity."
Why F1 Canadian GP was a “missed opportunity” for Williams
Williams faced a tough Formula 1 grand prix in Canada, with Alex Albon retiring due to engine issues and Carlos Sainz making it home with just a single point to add to the team’s tally – which may prove to be a missed opportunity at the end of a so-far-impressive 2025 season.Williams’s weekend in Montreal started strong, with both Sainz and Albon bothering the top of the running in ...Keep reading
Why Canadian GP was a "missed opportunity" for Williams
Williams faced a tough Formula 1 grand prix in Canada, with Alex Albon retiring due to engine issues and Carlos Sainz making it home with just a single point to add to the team’s tally – which may prove to be a missed opportunity at the end of a so-far-impressive 2025 season.Williams’s weekend in Montreal started strong, with both Sainz and Albon bothering the top of the running in ...Keep reading
Williams F1 certainly hoped better than just one point in the Canada Grand Prix, thanks to the tenth place of Carlos Sainz. James Vowles, the main team, salutes the Spanish performance, and regrets the bad luck of Alex Albon. "Carlos made a really strong race in Canada. He posted an excellent pace of racing in difficult conditions, managing several aspects of the car that posed a problem, and he did a remarkable job to finish and bring back (...)
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