Albon has explained why he disagreed with his Williams F1 team on the radio during the Miami GP. 'I'd rather be aggressive and then suffer the consequences later than never try and just finish last. That was why I said I don't really agree with it.'
The Thai-British driver was heard on the radio telling the pitwall that he didn't agree with a message to push on the tyres, while at another point in the race, he felt that he should be doing that rather than managing them.
"I think at the time I got told to manage the tyres we weren't catching the cars in front," said Albon. "I'd rather be aggressive and then suffer the consequences later than never try and just finish last. So that was why I think I said I don't really agree with it. Albon said that his race performance reflected the true form of the car relative to rivals in race trim after his superb effort in qualifying, with the nature of the Miami track not favouring"It's more just we don't have the pace," he said."So we're just trying to do different things. And I do think we're the ninth or 10th slowest car, that's the reality of it.
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