Nicholas Latifi is not at all happy with the performance of the Williams car in 2022. The Canadian wants to know why Alexander Albon always beats him race after race. While Formula 1 simply believes Albon is better than him, Latifi already suspects there is a difference in the chassis of the British team’s cars.

“We lost a lot of rhythm from the start. Low fuel, high fuel, when the tires are good, when you manage tire degradation. I mean, we’re way off. We have to use this two week break and try to figure it out, see if we can find something. – said Latifi, who thinks the problem with the Williams car could be much deeper.

“For me it has to be something very fundamental because there is no situation or condition on the track, not even when people are not pushing and I feel like I am, the pace is competitive. So let’s see, try resetting at Silverstone and go from there.” – said the Canadian, who thinks he has little to do with the Williams car in 2022.

Latifi: “Well beyond the question of riding style”

“I think it’s way beyond the riding style issue. Of course at the start of the season there was some of that, maybe you can still attribute some of the time delta turn to that.- said the Canadian, who ended by saying that the problem could only be in his car.

“But for me, looking way beyond the confines of confidence that I had at the start, the pace just isn’t there. There are situations where I just don’t feel like my car is capable of doing what I see it doing in the data, which isn’t a nice feeling. It’s a bit intriguing. So again, we’ll be using this two week break to see what we can watch. – concluded Latifi, who is yet to score points with Williams in the 2022 Formula 1 season.

Formula 1 returns to Silverstone GP

After the victory at the Canadian Grand Prix which saw Max Verstappen take the lead in the drivers’ championship with his Red Bull F1, the Formula 1 circus returns on July 1, 2 and 3 for the British GP, the tenth stage of the season, which will take place on the traditional circuit of Silverstone, located in the East Midlands region. The start is scheduled for Sunday, at 10 a.m. (Brasilia time), with broadcast by TV Bandeirantes.

Find out how the Formula 1 world rankings were after the Canadian Grand Prix

1) Max Verstappen – HOL – (Red Bull F1) – 175 points

2) Sergio Pérez – MEX – (Red Bull F1) – 129 points

3) Charles Leclerc – MY – (Ferrari) – 126 points

4) George Russell – GBR – (Mercedes F1) – 111 points

5) Carlos Sainz Jr.-ESP – (Ferrari) – 102 points

6) Lewis Hamilton – GBR – (Mercedes F1) – 77 points

7) Lando Norris – GBR – (McLaren F1) – 50 points

8) Valtteri Bottas – FIN – (Alfa Romeo F1) – 46 points

9) Esteban Ocon – FRA – (Alpine F1) – 39 points

10) Fernando Alonso – ESP – (Alpine F1) – 18 points

11) Pierre Gasly – FRA – (AlphaTauri) – 16 points

12) Kevin Magnussen – DEN- (Haas F1) – 15 points

13) Daniel Ricciardo – AUS – (McLaren F1) – 15 points

14) Sebastian Vettel – ALE – (Aston Martin F1) – 13 points

15) Yuki Tsunoda – JAP – (AlphaTauri) – 11 points

16) Zhou Guanyu – CHI – (Alfa Romeo) – 5 points

17) Alexander Albon – TAI – (Williams F1) – 3 points

18) Lance Stroll – CAN – (Aston Martin F1) – 3 points

19) Mick Schumacher – ALE – (Haas F1) – 0 points

20) Nico Hulkenberg – ALE – (Aston Martin F1) – 0 points

21) Nicholas Latifi – CAN – (Williams F1) – 0 points

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