Williams endured a miserable 2019 Formula 1 campaign in which it failed to make it out of Q1, scored just one point, and finished last in the standings. It was consistently adrift of its opponents, sometimes a second a lap, with the only opportunity for a scrap coming either on the opening lap or between the two FW42s. Williams has already started 2020 on a stronger footing, with George Russell besting his time from last year’s Spanish Grand Prix, as the team amassed encouraging mileage with the FW43. “It’s too early to really truly tell where anybody really is as we’re all doing our individual programmes,” said deputy team boss Claire Williams. “So to compare and contrast is...
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