Yes there is always that risk.

Browning & Chadwick to appear Goodwood Festival of Speed
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Yes looking forward to the return of ELMS.

Dan Milner announced as Williams F1 Chief Engineer for Vehicle Technology
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It better be or the pressure on his future with the team will get even higher.

Yes so much is hanging on what the team can do during the break.

Japanese GP: Another difficult race for Williams F1 Team
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Japanese GP and the race finish sees Carlos Sainz finishing in 15th & Alex Albon 20th.
Not a lot to be said as we simply lacked any pace to perform at a level above where we would see our cars come home.
Next stop is a five week break where hopefully the team can produce a updated competitive FW48.

Japanese GP: Atlassian Williams F1 Team Race
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Japanese GP: Williams F1 Team Qualifying was all they had
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Japanese GP: Atlassian Williams F1 Team Qualifying
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Williams 16th & 17th with Carlos leading Alex, after Suzuka qualifying.
Bit of a cryptic message from Alex

Friday seems to have been a bit of a false dawn for the Williams F1 Team as we see them back down in the bottom teams after FP3 in Japan, 16th * 18th with Alex ahead of Carlos.
Qualifying is not looking that promising.

Japanese GP: Atlassian Williams F1 Team FP3
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Japanese GP: Positive Friday for Atlassian Williams F1 Team
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Yes I feel a lot more positive especially as I thought Japan would be a major struggle.

Japanese GP: Atlassian Williams F1 Team FP2
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Yes. As for the weight they would be looking at major components first as they should give the biggest gains.

Japanese GP: Atlassian Williams F1 Team FP1
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Japanese Grand Prix - Doc 15 - Summons - Car 23 (Alexander Albon) - Alleged incident with car 11 (Sergio Perez) #JapaneseGP

FP1 in Japan is completed and that was far from positive when speaking of Alex's side of the garage with two fairly major moments, one off track and the other making contact with Perez.
FP1 sees Williams F1 well down in 17th & 18th with Carlos just ahead of Alex.
Sort of what I expected.

I thought that was controlled by systems in the car.

So much of things like energy recovery isn’t

Yes so much of how to get a quick lap is not out of the control of the drivers.

UNDONE, and DAN DA DAN bring anime to Atlassian Williams F1
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Juan Pablo Montoya set the highest average speed for a lap in F1 history during practice for the 2004 Italian Grand Prix.

Driving a Williams FW26, Colombian Juan Pablo Montoya recorded an average speed of 262.242 km/h (162.950 mph) around the high-speed Monza circuit during a practice session, setting an unofficial record for the fastest lap.

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Japanese GP: FIA Press Conference Schedule
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Japanese GP: Williams F1 Team Grand Prix Preview
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Japanese GP: Pirelli Grand Prix Infographic
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Japanese GP: Pirelli Grand Prix Preview
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