For the past two seasons Williams has been Formula 1’s slowest team in nearly every metric, a humiliating fall from grace for a squad third on the all-time victory list and second in number of Constructors’ titles won. Williams failed to make it out of Q1 through all of 2019 and scored just one inherited point in a dreadful season in which it was often a second per lap slower, mired at the back with no hope of fighting rivals. But 2020 has already provided encouraging signs that Williams has stopped the rot and not just plateaued but set the path for its road towards recovery. After its awful start to 2019 most of its upgrades after mid-season delivered the desired gains, providing it...
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