Williams driver Alexander Albon says that his car was unable to get the front tyres in a good operating window on the opening day in Monaco, albeit he took delight from the fact that his overweight car is less of a disadvantage around the narrow streets of Monaco. Alexander Albon complained a lot on the tyres during the second practice session, stating that tyres do not behave optimally in Turn 3. The Thai driver's main problem was that his tyres suffered from graining, which hindered his setup work. However, when it came to one-lap pace, the Thai driver was delighted as be felt that his overweight FW46 was less of a disadvantage on the narrow streets of Monaco where additional weight is...
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