The Williams team declared itself satisfied with how the first day of practice for 2018 had gone in Melbourne ahead of this weekend's Australian Grand Prix. However, the team did experience some of the typical sort of glitches that are to be expected at this early stage of the season - including one that saw Lance Stroll park trackside at the end of FP2. "This afternoon, Lance’s car got too close to the power unit limits doing practice starts," reported chief technical officer Paddy Lowe. "So we stopped on track after the chequered flag to preserve the engine." "At the end of the session the engine went into a safety mode," Stroll confirmed. "[But] I...
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