Williams Racing
Two separate Lap 1 incidents impacted Williams Racing’s hopes of picking up points from the 2024 Formula 1 Qatar Grand Prix after Franco Colapinto retired and Alex Albon made a tyre gamble that ended his race in P15.
Alex Albon
It was a tricky day. We were a little bit in no man’s land, most of the race being towards the back, and we were struggling with pace. The Safety Car made it interesting, and we took that opportunity to put on Softs. It was an optimistic gamble, but one worth taking because of the pace we had. We knew that the first lap was the only one I could overtake on every Safety Car restart, so we made up some positions. We were at the points for a while, but we relied on another safety car, which didn’t come, so the tyres started degrading badly. We had some good pace for ten laps, but ultimately, we were not quick enough.
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