Elbon: The speed is there, but the settings need to be clarified
Williams drivers are not entirely satisfied with Friday's results in Monaco…
Alex Albon (8th): "I don't think I'm completely happy with the car anymore. Monaco needs a certain rhythm, but Friday turned out to be messy because of the yellow and red flags, and so far it has not been possible to find it.
The speed is there, but the car is not quite ready yet – the settings need to be clarified. We will analyze the telemetry, make adjustments, and be ready by tomorrow."
Carlos Sainz (13th): "At the beginning of the first practice session, I didn't feel confident in the car, but I was still able to do some good laps. In the second training session, we adjusted the settings, but they didn't work, so we took a step back.
We have work to do tomorrow, but I'm sure we'll find the right balance and be able to prepare well for qualifying."
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Elbon: The speed is there, but the settings need to be clarified
Williams drivers are not entirely satisfied with Friday's results in Monaco…