Missing more than a quarter of pre-season testing as their FW42 was delayed, Renault chassis chief Nick Chester says he feels for Williams. There was no sign of Williams at the Circuit de Catalunya as pre-season testing got underway on Monday with the team also missing Tuesday's running before finally taking to the track on Wednesday's afternoon. Their postponed start was down to a delay with the build of the FW42 as the team were forced to wait for parts. And that, Chester says, is horrible for any team. 'Oh yeah, absolutely,' he told Motorsport.com when asked if he felt sympathy for Williams. 'It is really hard. 'Unless you lived through multiple car builds you wouldn't realise how hard...
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