Williams are confident they have built a much better and more driveable Formula 1 car than last year, despite it being late on track for pre-season testing and then the slowest when it finally hit the track in Barcelona last week. The former champions finished last in 2018 and have a new driver lineup for this year with Britain’s Formula Two champion George Russell making his debut and joined by Poland’s Robert Kubica. Technical director Paddy Lowe said the FW42 car showed promise and is quoted as saying after that Kubica, who had experience of the old FW41, felt the team had made “a huge step forwards in terms of the platform.” “A car that is far more driveable, a car that you...
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