Nicholas Latifi concluded his last day of pre-season testing with the fourth fastest time and 160 laps, confirming the healthy form of Williams' FW43 ahead of its race debut in Melbourne. While a damp track in the morning hampered Williams' program on Thursday, strong reliability led to a trouble-free afternoon that allowed the team to build on its data and complete more setup work. "Overall it was a positive day and I got to experience the car in both trims that you would in a race weekend," said Latifi. "We focused our morning on performance runs and I was finally able to feel the limits of the car. Williams 'realistically' aiming to fight for Q2 at each race...
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