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Home » Williams – Alex Albon reveals: “We know what went wrong. Brazil will be different”

Williams – Alex Albon reveals: “We know what went wrong. Brazil will be different”. Alex Albon reflects on Williams’ challenges this season.

Alex Albon, Williams, 2025 F1

One of the main figures at the Brazilian Grand Prix press conference was Alex Albon. After a strong start to the season, the Williams driver is going through a difficult period, having failed to score any points since the Italian Grand Prix. “It’s a particular phase of the year, and we are very focused on next year. Yes, some circuits were tricky, like Austin and Mexico, where balance issues took over,” Alex Albon explained.

“Thanks to the team’s work, we’ve reset the problems and will try to put everything together in the best way possible for this weekend. It’s not that we lack performance, but rather about combining everything in the optimal way,” he added.

Speaking about wet track conditions and recalling last season, Alex Albon mentioned the various bumps on the circuit, hoping they won’t be an issue this time: “Last season the track was full of bumps, we’ll see what happens this weekend. Last year didn’t go perfectly, but I love wet tracks. It’s a great circuit and we can have fun,” the Williams concluded.

Nov 7, 2025John Matthews
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