Williams have confirmed that Robert Kubica will require a change of chassis to start the Japanese Grand Prix after crashing in qualifying. With Saturday's action cancelled due to Typhoon Hagibis, qualifying was held just four hours before the grand prix's scheduled race start. Article continues under video And Kubica made a nightmare start, running wide at the final corner and hitting the barriers, causing significant damage to the left-hand side of his car. The Pole had been retired from the last race in an attempt to save parts, raising fears that Williams may not be able to repair his FW42. However, Williams confirmed in a statement that the required parts are available to Williams, who...
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