Williams urges caution

By Andrew Hooper
June 19 2003


	Williams urges caution

	For WilliamsF1's Frank Williams the results of the last two Grand Prix, which saw Juan Pablo win in Monaco and Ralf and Juan Pablo finish second and third in Canada, are not still not a god indication of where the WilliamsF1 team is in their challenge for the Formula One championships. Williams feels that the next race for the European Grand Prix will be the race which shows where the team is really at in terms of their ability to challenge Ferrari and McLaren. Williams commented on the results of the last two races by saying: "The last two races are on peculiar circuits. They don't require the same car characteristics as other circuits and we will see at the next race where we really are." As for his views on the teams failure to bring home a victory in Canada Williams added: "I am not really satisfied. We started on pole and finished second. We were hopeful of winning, probably had a good chance, but in the pit stops Michael pulled out a quicker out and in lap than us. We don't know if it was a mistake yet. "We haven't looked at the television or the figures, but there was no obvious mistake and we have no problem with Ralf."