Valtteri Bottas says Williams' pace in the Hungarian Grand Prix was 'quite poor' even before his hopes for points were scuppered by a late puncture. The Finn had started the race brightly by jumping from sixth to fourth by the end of the first lap, but began to slip back as he struggled to match the form of the Red Bulls and Ferraris. Even so, Bottas was still on course for good points before he was clipped by the close following Max Verstappen, leaving with a puncture and forcing him outside the top ten and out of the points. A frustrating day all round for Williams as Felipe Massa also missed out on the top ten, Bottas was perplexed as to why the car proved so slow come race day. “The...
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