“Haas and Alfa Romeo also had a chance”

In the constructors’ championship, Williams was last for a long time this year, but that changed completely in the last two races. Both cars scored points, especially in Hungary, so that the team is now eighth with ten points. Seven points more than Alfa Romeo, ten more than Haas.

Haas no longer seems to be a contender for seventh place. Alfa Romeo is close to the points every time, but usually doesn’t make it or only just barely. Speaking to Speedweek.com, Williams driver Nicholas Latifi said that the result in Hungary was an important and emotional result for the team.

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“Seventh and eighth places in Hungary were very important for Williams. Shortly after the start, when I was suddenly third, I knew: this is an opportunity that we cannot miss. It was clear to me that it was only because of the opponents’ bad luck that we were swept so far forward and that I would lose ranks again. But I also felt: Today we are getting points! “

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“Such a great team result is fantastic for Williams,” the Canadian continued. “In the end, Alfa Romeo and Haas had the same chance, but couldn’t score. When you can get the first points of your Formula 1 career, it’s an almost indescribably wonderful feeling.”

Williams can take more risks with eighth place

With the team now ahead of Alfa Romeo and Aston Martin’s seventh place out of reach, all they need to do is keep an eye on Kimi Raikkonen and Antonio Giovinazzi for the remainder of the season.

“With eighth place in the constructors’ championship, we might be able to take more strategic risks in the second half of the season, but that won’t get us any further. We know: on a normal day we come in 12th place. But Formula 1 is also about taking risks, and we managed to do that in Hungary. “

Next weekend Latifi and George Russell have another chance to collect points. Then Formula 1 travels to Belgium for the race weekend in Spa.

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