Robert Kubica described as "a good sign" the fact that his Williams FW42 was responding differently to changes undertaken by the British team. Kubica and team mate George Russell were desperately off the pace in the first two opening rounds of the 2019 season as they struggled with a car embedded with a fundamental issue that Williams believes will take time to solve. In Shanghai, the Grove-based outfit's drivers once again made up the rear in Friday's practice sessions, yet Kubica felt encouraged by the impact on the FW42's handling of the team's latest tweaks. Struggling Hamilton admits W10 in need of 'tweaks' in China "The car feels a bit different to last two weekends,...
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