Formula 1: Williams confirms major updates are on the way: William’s head of vehicle performance Dave Robson claims that the team will introduce a ‘visibly different’ FW44 challenger and major updates are on the way. But, he didn’t tell when will this happen as Williams are well short in the midfield battle. Follow F1 Canadian GP LIVE Updates with InsideSport.IN.
Dave Robson said in Baku that the group had set out a time span for their first major upgrade of the season. “Yes, we have decided, and it has now been committed from the wind tunnel. It’s now just a challenge to get it manufactured as soon as possible. The package is on its way. Exactly when we’ll deliver it, hopefully, that will become clearer over the next few days,” Robson added.
Formula 1: Williams in MIDFIELD? Team confirms major UPGRADES are on the way – Check Out
Despite the fact that Williams are on the board in the current year’s title, the Grove group was not just the last outfit to get a top ten outcome however they likewise sit last in the constructors’ standings too.
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With just three points, all scored by Alex Albon which has put Nicholas Latifi’s seat in danger. Meanwhile, the team is 12 points behind both Haas and Aston Martin.
However, while the greater part of their opponents have previously refreshed their all-new 2022 challengers, Aston Martin placed a green Red Bull on the track in Spain, Williams have brought ‘nothing huge yet’ says Robson. Meanwhile, that can soon change but Robson hasn’t revealed when it will happen.
Formula 1: Williams in MIDFIELD? Team confirms major UPGRADES are on the way – Check Out
Moreover, one thing he uncovered was the reexamined vehicle that will follow Aston Martin’s footsteps and also will consolidate an alternate plan reasoning to the vehicle the group has been running.
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Aston Martin said in Spain their B-spec vehicle was at that point in the pipeline last year with the group split on what direction to head. However, neglecting to get the outcomes they had trusted in the early races, the group picked to trade over. The same thing will be done by Williams.
“We really started from the front wing and working backwards, I’m sure there’s plenty of different ways you can do it and we don’t know what’s best yet. In terms of short-term and the rest of this season, I think we’re committed to a concept that will be slightly different, visibly different, to what you can see now,” Robson concluded.
Formula 1: Williams in MIDFIELD? Team confirms major UPGRADES are on the way – Check Out
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