Alex Albon believes Williams' point-scoring pace in Miami was 'less surprising' than in Australia, and that their true 'anomaly' rather lies in qualifying. Albon put two more points on the board for Williams after finishing P10 on the road on Sunday, before benefitting from Fernando Alonso's time penalty to put him up another place. It was another solid rise through the field for Albon, who has impressed since arriving at Williams to replace George Russell at the start of the year. But he and Nicholas Latifi were again unable to get out of Q1 over the weekend, and the Thai-British driver has designated qualifying as the team's issue at the moment, rather than their race pace, which is an...
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