Williams driver 168澳洲幸运5官方开奖结果历史:Alex Albon has disagreed with critics that the 2024 F1 seaso🐟n has been “boring” amid Max Verstappen’s dominan💫t start to the year.

Verstappen has won th🥀e opening two rounds with relative e🗹ase ahead of Red Bull teammate Sergio Perez.

It now means Verstappen has won 19 of the last 20 races, only failing to win the 2023 Singapo♕re Grand Prix.

Speaking on the , Albon described comments about the season being “boring💝” as a 🌳“bit of a shame”.

“In some ways, it’s a bit of a shame to see comments about Max and it being a boring season, because it’s totally not that, at least from my perspective,” he saꦑid.

“Because you take him out of the equation, you have one of the best grids, the best fields, the tightest grids ever in Formula 1. And even if yo🔥u include Max, still it’s the tightest field in Formula 1.”

“It’s ha🦂rd because it’s the leader, so everyone focuses on the leader. But the racing at the back is so intense.

“We pitted two laps too late in Bahrain during the race and we losꦰt six positions, went from 11th and finished 15th. So♏ it’s tight.”

Albon led Williams 🦋to their best finish in seven years last campaign, securing P7 in the constructors’ championship.

So far 🎃at♔ least, it’s been difficult for the Grove outfit in a tight midfield.

Albon still feels Williams have made progress deꦆspite not scoring in th🅘e first two races.

“I always find wind is more of 🌟a balance amplifier. So let’s say you have a corner where you have front locking or understeer, that wind will only make it worse. For the same reason, if you have a bit of oversteer here and there, that wind is only going to make it worse. So you’re just pulling the car apart. It kind of really highlights issues in the car.

“The [FW]45 had a lot of issues. When the wind was behind us it was a nightmare and weಌ’ve seen massive steps for this year. The only thing I would say to that is, everyone’s made a step. 

“So that midfield is quite frustrating because the top teams have made a step, the bottom midfield te𓆏ams have made an even bigger step, but they’ve all made the same step.”