Robert Kubica feels Williams crossed 'boundaries' when they removed their upgraded front wing from his car ahead of qualifying without offering the Pole an explanation. Williams trialed an updated front wing during practice for the Japanese Grand Prix but, while Kubica was happy with it, they decided to remove it from his car ahead of qualifying. Instead both the Polish driver and his team-mate George Russell run the team's older front wing. Kubica, who crashed in qualifying, was not impressed and implied that Williams had acted in an underhanded manner. 'Friday was very good,' Motorsport.com reports him as having told Polish television. 'First time for a very long time. 'We changed the...
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