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    Home - F1 - Williams wary F1 rivals may catch up with limited upgrades planned for 2025
    F1 Updated:April 25, 2025

    Williams wary F1 rivals may catch up with limited upgrades planned for 2025

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    Williams wary F1 rivals may catch up with limited upgrades planned for 2025

    Albon Warns F1 Rivals May Close Gap Amid Williams’ Upgrade Strategy

    Williams Racing’s Alex Albon has made a strong impression at the start of the 2025 Formula 1 season, collecting points in four of the first five races. However, the Thai-British driver remains cautious, acknowledging that the team’s current form might not last, especially with limited upgrades planned as they transition focus towards the 2026 regulations.

    Williams’ Impressive Start to 2025 Season

    The Grove-based team is enjoying its most successful start since 2014, currently holding fifth place in the constructors’ standings with 25 points. Albon has been pivotal to this success, contributing 20 points and achieving a commendable fifth place at the Australian Grand Prix.

    Albon’s Consistent Performance

    “I’ve always been consistent,” Albon remarked following last weekend’s Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. He credits his performances to the car’s increased reliability, indicating that the current design allows him to deliver consistent results week after week.

    Navigating the 2026 Regulations

    Despite their promising start, Albon emphasized the need for realism. The Williams team is prioritizing preparations for the 2026 season—a year anticipated to bring a significant shift in regulations, including new power units and complex aerodynamics. Team Principal James Vowles has stated that they may sacrifice 2025 to lay a strong foundation for this overhaul.

    Potential Challenges from Rivals

    Albon’s optimism about having “one of the strongest midfield cars” does not shield him from the realities of competitive racing. He warns that rivals may not be dedicating all their resources to the forthcoming regulations. “We don’t know when the next midfield team will bring an upgrade, and when they do, that could be our run over,” he added, highlighting the unpredictable nature of F1’s competitive environment.

    Capitalizing on a Busy Race Calendar

    An additional factor aiding Williams is F1’s densely packed schedule, with five races held over just six weeks. Albon describes the calendar as “relentless,” but also acknowledges that the quick turnarounds could play to their advantage, especially since some teams have yet to introduce upgrades. “We’re making use of that,” he explained, underscoring the importance of scoring points while they remain competitive.

    As the F1 circus heads to Miami for the next race, all eyes will be on Williams to see if they can maintain their promising start or if their rivals will bridge the gap with timely upgrades.

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