Williams has set its sights on a double points finish in this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix, with the team hoping to bounce back from a troublesome Melbourne weekend after which Pastor Maldonado and Valtteri Bottas were left empty-handed. Maldonado, who was knocked out of Q1, finished in the Turn 1 gravel trap on Sunday afternoon, while debutant Bottas struggled to make a significant impact on the top ten runners and wound up 14th. Technical Director Mike Coughlan, however, is confident that with a change in set-up direction, a stronger result can be achieved at Sepang. "Following a difficult opening to the season in Australia, the team has regrouped and been working hard to solve the...
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