Williams' head of vehicle performance, Rob Smedley, says the teams needs to seize the opportunity presented by next year's changes to the F1 regulations, and build on a strong end to 2016 to target the teams ahead of it in the pecking order. After two years of resurgence saw it finish third in the constructors' standings, Williams currently occupies fourth in the 2016 table, having seen Red Bull's own comeback campaign lift it into the top three after eight rounds, but Smedley says the Grove outfit should have its rival - and second-placed Ferrari - in its sights over the second half of the season, with a view to taking advantage of the new regulations and closing the gap still further in...
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