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Mhm, and also high downforce, low speed tracks (relatively speaking).
Am I misremembering? I thought Williams' strong suite was high speed tracks before the break.
Either way, Albon is always good in wet conditions.
My comment was directed at the McLarens, and you're right, historically (2022 and this year) Williams have been quick at high speed tracks.
Ah, gotcha.
Still, this pace from Williams is great to see on a track that doesn't really suit them. Did they bring upgrades this weekend?