Lance Stroll believes Williams' 2018 challenger is lacking in almost every way after qualifying 20th and last for Sunday's Bahrain Grand Prix. After a tough race in Australia two weeks ago it was hoped Williams could perform better around the Sakhir circuit, a place where at least one car has always made it into the final part of qualifying since the turn of the hybrid era in 2014. The Canadian was left unimpressed by the new FW41 after his fastest lap in qualifying left him nearly half a second shy of his best Q2 time in 2017 which led to a 12th place start on the grid. 'It has been a really hard weekend,' said Stroll. 'It was disappointing for the team with both cars...
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