– Williams performance chief Rob Smedley says that the squad's challenging Hungarian Grand Prix will make it a stronger force over the second half of the campaign.Williams struggled for pure performance throughout the Hungaroring weekend, with Valtteri Bottas and Felipe Massa over a second adrift of pole position in qualifying.Massa's race was immediately hindered as he picked up a time penalty for lining up incorrectly on the grid, while Bottas suffered a puncture in a clash with Max Verstappen.The pair ultimately finished 12th and 13th, Massa six seconds up on Bottas."It was an eventful race all round," explained Smedley."Valtteri was unfortunately hit from behind...
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