XPB Images Rob Smedley says he has noticed improvements in how Williams fared in last weekend’s Monaco Grand Prix, though the British team’s performance chief admits the end result was “bittersweet”. Williams entered round six of this year’s F1 championship looking to turn things around after its most recents visits to the narrow streets of Monte Carlo had resulted in poor showings. Although both Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas made it into Q3 this year, the pair had to settle for 10th and 12th respectively in a thrilling wet-to-dry race. “We got a point, which is good and we were a million miles away from scoring a point last year,” Smedley said. “But I think...
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