Formula 1 | Williams, Kubica reveals: "Encouraging signs in Monaco, but then we experienced overheating problems"

In an interview granted to Sky Italia, Robert Kubica spoke about the situation inherent to Williams, underlining how the entire team is giving its all to resume a season which, as the races go by, seems increasingly dark and stingy with results .

According to what was reported by the Pole to Mara Sangiorgio, the last Monaco Grand Prix managed to give some encouraging signs to the team, especially with regards to the potential of the car, with Lance Stroll and Sergey Sirotkin capable of battling in the centre. group. Everything, however, was ruined by some overheating problems in the power unit, a real sore point in this year's single-seater. A problem that brought further confusion within the team, already shaken up after the farewells of Ed Wood and Dirk de Beer.

Here are the words of Robert Kubica: “Our season is a bit uphill, as politicians say. It's not easy to solve. In the race in Monte-Carlo we had good signs, but then there were some problems. Even overheating. Complicated situation and we can't even concentrate on solving the small ones. The atmosphere? There is a rule in F1, if things go well everyone is good, from the engineers to the catering. If you go two seconds slower, instead..."