Williams Racing's Robert Kubica believes that gusty wind conditions throughout Friday practice for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone 'has a larger impact' on the squad compared to its Formula 1 rivals. With a dusting of light rain in the opening practice session accompanied by high winds around the former RAF base, conditions were tricky for the entire field throughout the day, with the likes of Kubica's team-mate George Russell and reigning world champion Lewis Hamilton either spinning off, or running wide onto the grass and dirt as a result of sudden gusts. 'The wind was quite gusty in places which has a big influence on the car,' explained Kubica who finished twentieth and...
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