Robert Kubica says he feels like a passenger and is primarily aiming not to spin while driving Williams’ FW42, such is the imbalanced nature of the team’s 2019 Formula 1 car. Williams has struggled for performance with its ill-handling FW42 this year and has finished substantially off the pace in both Australia and Bahrain. Kubica revealed in Bahrain that the team’s two cars are producing different aero results while running the same set-up, and it has yet to fully understand the cause of the discrepancy. Kubica finished a twice-lapped 16th in Bahrain, one spot behind team-mate George Russell, and was again anguished by the feel of the FW42. “In Australia by running...
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