As the wheel snapped in Alex Albon’s hands, a sign his Williams car had lost all traction after being squeezed wide onto the grass, his first thought was not the crash that was about to happen, the barrier getting closer and closer as he skimmed over the gravel. “Before I even hit the wall, it was like, this is exactly what we don’t need,” Albon said. Advertisement The impact, which badly damaged the front-right of the car, capped off a rough Japanese Grand Prix for Williams. It was the third... Read this story
