Rob Smedley says Spa and Monza should suit Williams and has called on the team to 'capitalise' on its opportunities in the next two races. The Williams car has strong top speed and low drag, which led to it being very competitive in Austria and follow that up with further podiums in Britain and Germany. Head of vehicle performance Smedley says the high-speed circuits at in Belgium and Italy will play to Williams' strengths but says the team has to ensure it makes the most of its expected performance. “If you look at our results over the last five races, then [Hungary] was a bit anomalous in terms of performance and we have two races where we have to capitalise on the characteristics of...
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