Claire Williams admitted she had to pinch herself. One year on from enduring a low point in a miserable season after taking the job as deputy principal in her father's Formula One racing team, Williams was at the centre of a post-race party Sunday at the British Grand Prix. Valtteri Bottas finished second, the best result of his career, to continue the Williams team's run of points at every race this year. But as the Finn finished second, his teammate Brazilian Felipe Massa was sitting on the sidelines after a spectacular crash on the opening lap wrecked his 200th Grand Prix. It was 24-year-old Bottas' best result to date, but one of the saddest days for Massa. For the Williams team it was...
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