Valtteri Bottas admits that sixth and seventh places were probably the best that Williams could have hoped for in the Japanese Grand Prix. The Finn led team-mate Felipe Massa across the line at the end of a 44-lap encounter shortened by a combination of worsening conditions and the accident that befell Jules Bianchi, but admitted that, despite having started on the second row, there had been no way to resist the two Red Bulls once the weather turned against the FW36. “I don't think it was set-up,” Bottas reflected, “We were quick in the dry and it's just the time we spend in the corners in the wet is so much longer and, as we have seen, we are so much slower than Red Bull in the...
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