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Baku upgrade will not fix Williams' 2026 F1 struggles - Alex Albon

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Baku upgrade will not fix Williams' 2026 F1 struggles - Alex AlbonAlex Albon conceded that Williams will endure a tough end to the 2026 Formula 1 campaign with priority now shifting to building a fast car for 2027. The Grove outfit has failed to kick on from its multi-podium season in 2025 and is ninth in the 2026 championship after 11 rounds with only 11 points and none since Monaco in June. Hungary last time out was its worst result yet, finishing ... Keep readingMotorsport.comFirst to reportRead →Wed 5 Aug · 11:30 UTC
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