A frustrated Robert Kubica is at a loss to explain why he is losing out so much on race day to his Williams team mate George Russell. Before the start of the season, Kubica believed his speed over one lap would likely be his main relative weakness, the Pole feeling more comfortable during his long runs since his miraculous return to active duty in F1. Kubica's progress in qualifying was noted in China where he concluded Q1 just 0.03s down on Russell. Is billionaire Dmitry Mazepin in talks to take over Williams? But on Sunday, the 34-year-old struggled to keep up with his team mate, and concluded his day thoroughly frustrated by his clear lack of race pace which he put down to poor grip....
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