Japanese GP: AT&T Williams GP Preview
Suzuka Circuit
By Williams F1 Team
October 5 2010
After running in the street circuit of Singapore the AT&T Williams team moves to the high dowbnforce circuit of Suzuka for the 2010 Japanese GP. For the Williams team this race will see both cars will be running the final upgrade components of the season. The team goal will be for both FW32s to be fighting for points among the top eight contenders and to therefore be racing for points.
Japanese GP: AT&T Williams GP Preview
Posted by: Williams F1 (IP Logged)
Date: 05/10/2010 02:07
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Re: Japanese GP: AT&T Williams GP Preview
Posted by: Francesc (IP Logged)
Date: 05/10/2010 11:02
Quote:Sam Michael
Our target will be for both FW32s to be fighting for points among the top 8 contenders and to therefore be racing for points.
No longer for top 10, nice to see him aiming for top 8

Re: Japanese GP: AT&T Williams GP Preview
Posted by: crusty_bread (IP Logged)
Date: 06/10/2010 08:31
Both cars in the top 8 as well- so that is Williams targeting being the 4th fastest team behind McLaren, Ferrari and RedBull- what a turnaround.
Apparently, Renault have no upgrades planned for the rest of the year, and Kubica expects it to be tough, depending on the development rate of the other teams.
Meanwhile, Rubens and Nico will both get the full upgrade package that was planned for Singapore- plus new engines.
Singapore, where Rubens was hauling Kubica in before the saftey car, will probably be Renault's most competitive showing for the rest of the year, as they have tended to excel this season (even more than Williams!) on slower street tracks rather than on tracks with fast corners. I think we have already seen their level drop off so they could be fair game.
To beat both Mercedes would be great too.
Apparently, Renault have no upgrades planned for the rest of the year, and Kubica expects it to be tough, depending on the development rate of the other teams.
Meanwhile, Rubens and Nico will both get the full upgrade package that was planned for Singapore- plus new engines.
Singapore, where Rubens was hauling Kubica in before the saftey car, will probably be Renault's most competitive showing for the rest of the year, as they have tended to excel this season (even more than Williams!) on slower street tracks rather than on tracks with fast corners. I think we have already seen their level drop off so they could be fair game.
To beat both Mercedes would be great too.
Re: Japanese GP: AT&T Williams GP Preview
Posted by: Gunk (IP Logged)
Date: 06/10/2010 12:07
I think this is usually an OK circuit for Williams - and not so good for Force India - so chances of that sixth place are looking good.
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