Robert Kubica quipped that the most exciting part of his Chinese Grand Prix came prior to the start, when he spun on the formation lap. Williams has endured a difficult start to 2019 with its FW42 off the pace of its midfield opponents, leaving Kubica and team-mate George Russell scrapping at the back. Kubica lined up from 18th on the grid but did so in the wake of a spin through Turn 6 on the formation lap. He went on to classify a twice-lapped 17th, having made a solitary stop compared to two-stopping Russell, with Kubica compromised by a slow tyre change. “The most exciting moment of the race for me was when I spun on the formation lap,” he said. “I tried to put heat...
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