The combination of Formula 1 returning to Shanghai for the first time since 2019, and this weekend’s Chinese Grand Prix marking the first Sprint Race of the 2024 campaign, is posing some unique circumstances for the teams to conquer.
It is a set of “fascinating challenges” which Williams is looking forward to.
It has been a difficult few weeks for Williams, who finished a surprising seventh place in the Constructors’ Championship a season ago. Alexander Albon’s practice shunt ahead of the Australian Grand Prix — and the team’s lack of a backup chassis — saw Logan Sargeant sidelined for the race itself as Albon slid into his FW46. There
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