Williams Martini Racing failed to realise their potential in qualifying today at Sepang ahead of the 2014 Malaysian Grand Prix as they qualified in 13th and 15th in a wet session. While the car has been fast in the dry, the team struggled with rear grip in the wet conditions, 'In dry conditions we are normally fighting for a top six position and the car feels good, but when it is wet the car lacks grip and can feel unstable with lots of sliding which is something we need to address.' explained Felipe Massa. Chief Test & Support Engineer Rod Nelson said'The car is clearly struggling in wet conditions compared to the competitive pace it has been showing in the dry, so this is something we...
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