Japanese GP: Disjointed Friday for Atlassian Williams Racing
By Williams Racing
April 4 2025
The opening day of practice for the 2025 Japanese GP would be a somewhat disjointed one for the Atlassian Williams Racing Team but even so Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon would finish 10th & 11th across both FP1 & FP2. FP1 would see both Carlos and Alex get in some good running but FP2 what with four Red Flag periods was a session that saw little meaningful running. Even so both Carlos and Alex felt that things were working in the right direction.
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Japanese GP Friday
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Alex Albon:
"I think we need the sprinklers out! We maybe weren’t as quick as
we wanted to be but today has been very disjointed. We know where we
need to improve though, so we’ll do some tuning overnight. I’m feeling
good in the car, I’m confident and I hope we can score some points this
weekend." |
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Carlos Sainz:
"An eventful Friday here in Suzuka. During FP1 we managed to test a
few things on the car and do some good running. However, FP2 was very
disrupted and I really couldn’t get a proper read of the things we
wanted to try out, although it seemed we were working in the right
direction. It’s going to be a hectic FP3 for everyone tomorrow, there’s
a lot of things to try and the wind direction is going to change, so the
cars may feel very different compared to today. I hope Jack is feeling
well after his incident and tomorrow he can be back at it." |
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Suzuka Circuit, Japan | 5.807km |
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| Driver |
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FP1 |
FP2 |
| C. Sainz |
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1:29.333 (10th) |
1:28.832 (10th) |
| A. Albon |
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1:29.392 (11th) |
1:29.023 (11th) |
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