Williams driver Robert Kubica has revealed the woeful state his team are currently admitting that he will race the Japanese Grand Prix with a front wing that dates all the way back to winter testing. That is despite the fact that Williams has boasted not only about solving its spare parts crisis, but about introducing a brand new front wing design in Japan. It follows Sochi, where Kubica's sponsor PKN Orlen demanded Williams explain officially why the Pole's healthy car was retired from the Russian GP. The struggling team said it was conserving spare parts for the last races of 2019. 'You should ask them,' Kubica told reporters when asked about Orlen's demand at Suzuka. As for the new...
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