F1’s high-stakes four-team duel is far from settled

F1’s high-stakes four-team duel is far from settled

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Williams may have built a gap – and AlphaTauri may be adrift – but varying upgrade plans mean nothing in F1’s backmarker battle is decided yet

The battle for seventh place in the Formula 1 constructors’ championship is intensifying between Williams, Haas, Alfa Romeo, and AlphaTauri, as there is a significant difference in prize money between 10th and seventh place. Currently, Williams is leading with 21 points, followed by Haas with a nine-point gap. However, there are still seven races remaining, leaving room for any of the chasing teams to take the lead. The outcome of this battle will depend on the teams’ development strategies, track characteristics, and driver performance. Williams is aware that the chasing pack still has cards to play, and with no upcoming upgrades, they are relying on their current car’s capabilities. During the recent Singapore Grand Prix, Albon’s strong performance encouraged Williams, despite being bumped out of the race by Red Bull’s Perez. Williams believes they can fight for points on tracks that don’t suit their car, especially in Mexico, Vegas, and potentially Brazil. They may need one significant result or a couple of small scores to feel more confident. While Haas’ one point in Singapore may not seem significant, their upcoming major car upgrade and a gradual reduction of the deficit could put them in a position to overtake Williams by the end of the season.

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Source: The Race

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