Williams says it needs to bring the qualifying pace of its 2022 car up to the level of the FW44's performance in race trim to boost its results on Sundays. Alex Albon scored top-ten finishes in Melbourne and Miami and ended up just outside the points at Imola despite starting at the back of the grid on each occasion. The results are indicative of the potential of Williams' new-generation car and point to the FW44 becoming a regular top-ten contender if the team can qualify better on Saturday. "It's difficult to get points when you're qualifying in position 18/19," Capito told Motorsport.com. "So you need some luck as well, that something happens ahead of you. But still, the...
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