P1racenews AI automatic summary:
Alex Albon believes that the 2025 Williams F1 challenger has addressed the team’s prolonged weakness of wind sensitivity.
Williams has struggled with wind sensitivity in recent years, affecting the performance of their cars. The Bahrain International Circuit, known for its windy conditions, provided a testing ground to evaluate improvements in the FW47’s wind handling abilities. Albon noted that compared to the FW46 of 2023, this year’s car feels better in the wind, showing positive signs of progress. Despite setbacks in the previous season, Williams is now considered a competitive contender for 2025, with Albon expressing confidence in the team’s stronger position. The focus for Williams remains on preparing for the 2026 rule changes, prioritizing long-term development under Team Principal James Vowles’ vision. Additionally, Williams concluded pre-season testing on a positive note, showcasing promising speed and potential for the upcoming season, with their drivers delivering strong performances.
