Williams have been working flat-out at the factory to boost their reserves of parts after heavy shunts for both cars in Imola. The Emilia Romagna Grand Prix at Imola was the very definition of bittersweet for Williams. Both cars made it into Q2 and points were very much within reach come Sunday, but instead all they had to take away from the race was a mammoth repair bill. Nicholas Latifi wrecked his FW43B after first-lap contact with Nikita Mazepin left him in the wall, while George Russell was later involved in a high-speed collision when trying to overtake Valtteri Bottas. 'The result in Imola was disappointing and has required a big effort from the factory to recover our stock of...
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