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Williams will have two cars but still no spare in Japan Grand Prix

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Williams will have two cars at next week's Japanese Grand Prix. Team principal James Vowles said both drivers would be racing at Suzuka. Logan Sargeant had to sit out the race in Melbourne after more experienced team-mate Alex Albon wrecked his car in practice.

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The Hindu

Williams will have two cars but still no spare in Japan

Williams is confident it will be back up to strength with two cars at next week’s Japanese Grand Prix, after having only one in Australia last Sunday due to crash damage, but will still have no spare.

1 month ago·India

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Channel News Asia

Williams will have two cars but still no spare in Japan Grand Prix

LONDON: Williams are confident they will be back up to strength with two cars at next week's Japanese Grand Prix, after having only one in Australia last Sunday (Feb 24) due to crash damage, but will still have no spare. Logan Sargeant had to sit out the race in Melbourne after more experienced team-mate A

1 month ago·Singapore

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motorsport

Williams will have two F1 cars "without too many issues" in Japan

Williams faced a spate of production delays over the past winter, which led to it gambling on prioritising other items over producing a spare car in time for the start of the season.That decision came back to haunt the squad in Australia, with Albon damaging his chassis in a practice crash. Albon was then handed team-mate Logan Sargeant's car, with the American having to sit out the rest of the ...Keep reading

1 month ago·United States

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