The one shining light from Williams's current pain
Williams has had a disastrous start to the current Formula 1 season and currently finds itself on a long path to recovery. But one of its new recruits has been able to shine despite the team's backmarker status
So much has been made of Williams's terrible start to the 2019 Formula 1 season that adding even more paragraphs about its current predicament feels like just piling on the misery.
After all, nobody will be more aware of the situation than those working at the team, nobody will feel the pain more keenly and nobody will work harder to turn it around.
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