Alex Albon: We don't have particularly high expectations.

      Alex Albon acknowledges that Williams found itself in a difficult position at the start of the season and that it will not be easy to recover, but he believes that it will eventually happen.

      Alex Albon: "We are ready for any turn of events, although during the short break between races we managed to address some issues related to the car. We have a decent plan of action for this weekend, we know what we want to achieve and what questions we want to find answers to.

      In any case, we are facing a tough weekend. The Suzuka track is characterized by high speeds and frequent changes in direction, and if you also have a car that is too heavy, you will lose a lot of time in those corners.

      Let's see how things go for us, but we don't have particularly high expectations. We just need to try to focus on the priorities we have ahead of us. The next stage, which will take place in Miami, is still far away, but I can assume that all teams will try to prepare various technical innovations. I hope what Williams presents will work effectively enough.

      If we succeed, we will be able to get a little closer to the leaders, but at the same time, we are realists and understand that we are currently losing quite a lot. Even catching up with the best teams in the midfield will be quite difficult. But such situations are also part of racing; this is what makes motorsport so interesting. Here, successes alternate with failures, and while we achieved a lot last year, of course, we would like to be in a more favorable position now.

      So to Williams fans, I want to say one thing: keep supporting us, even if this is not our best season. It will likely take a lot of time and effort to achieve improvements, but we will definitely return to higher positions."