Coming from the Brazilian GP where the Williams Racing Team would suffer extensive damage to their cars across the weekend, the team moves to the first of another triple header the 2024 Las Vegas GP. The team has recovered from the Brazilian weekend through the hard work of Williams staff, such that the team is able to see both cars ready at the latest sepcification with adequate spares. For both Alex Albon and Franco Colapinto are keen to make good use of this opportunity and have a competitive weekend fighting for points. After the good showing in 2023 the team expects to again be in a position to fight for championship points. On top of this it would be a great way to say thank you to all those at the Williams factory that made this possible.
Sven Smeets, Sporting Director
Brazil was one of the toughest weekends we have ever experienced. The
team has showed immense resilience and teamwork over these past few
weeks. Everybody has worked day and night to get us back into a good
position for the last 3 races of the season. It shows what this team is
made of. We are looking forward to racing in Las Vegas where we should
be competitive. It’s a track that gives plenty of opportunities and we
are sure that both drivers will be very motivated to fight for points.
Alex Albon:
It’s no surprise that these past three weeks have been tough for the
team, but there are many positives we can take from Brazil and carry
into our remaining three races, starting with Vegas. We have an
incredible opportunity to come back fighting in Vegas and bounce back
from one of the toughest weekends we’ve ever experienced at Williams
during my time here. We can showcase to the world and our rivals just
how strong we are as a team and what we’re capable of, not only in the
next three races but also in the future. I’m more motivated and driven
than ever; I want to give back to this team and show my thanks for all
their hard work by fighting for points in Vegas. This will be our best
opportunity to do so, so let’s see what we can achieve.
Franco Colapinto:
Brazil was a tough moment for the team and not something we were hoping
for but that’s part of motorsport. There’s a lot to take away from the
weekend that not only helps me grow as a driver but also as a person.
Now is the time to show our resilience and bounce back together during
the final three races of the season. Everyone at the factory has made a
huge effort by pushing as hard as they can for us to be in the strongest
place possible to see out the season. I’m only six races in but I have
so much confidence and trust in this team and the people around me. We
still have three races left with plenty of opportunities to fight for
points starting with Vegas. We’ll keep pushing as hard as we can until
the chequered flag in Abu Dhabi as anything is possible.
Race Data Friday:
Practice 1: 18:30 - 19:30
Practice 2: 22:00 - 23:00 Saturday:
Practice 3: 18:30 - 19:30
Qualifying: 22:00 - 23:00 Sunday: Race: 22:00
Las Vegas GP: Williams Racing Grand Prix Preview
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Date: 20/11/2024 10:03
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