Williams driver Lance Stroll defined his Formula 1 season as a “survival year” on Thursday and said the team had shown no improvement since the opening race in Australia. The 20-year-old Canadian has two more races with the former champions, now languishing at the bottom of the constructors’ standings, before an expected move to the Force India team owned since August by his billionaire father Lawrence. Williams have scored just seven points in 19 races, six of them thanks to Stroll who is also the youngest on the starting grid. “The car just hasn’t been there so we’ve just been surviving every weekend rather than actually competing,” the driver told reporters at the...
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