Sergey Sirotkin described the Japanese Grand Prix as “a difficult day” as he finished down in sixteenth place at the Suzuka International Racing Course. The Williams Martini Racing driver started seventeenth but had to change strategy midway through the race and the Russian felt he was unable to fully utilise it due to the traffic. “Today was a difficult day. We had to turn our strategy around to a two-stop, which in the end looked like it could be the quickest strategy to the flag. “However, with traffic and other things happening on the track, we didn’t really get chance to fully exploit it, so it was a difficult race.” Sirotkin was able to avoid some of the trouble ahead of...
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