Alex and Franco look ahead to Monza

Published on
29 Aug 2024
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The new Williams Racing duo and Sporting Director preview the Italian GP

After a busy week, preparations are well under way for the Italian Grand Prix, as Alex and Franco arrive in Monza.
Round 16 sees a debut for our new duo after Franco was signed for the rest of this season earlier this week.
Ahead of his first full weekend in an F1 car, the Argentinian is very keen to get going.
"I’m looking forward to my first full weekend in F1. It’s an exciting challenge and I’m ready to give it everything for this team.
"To be making my debut at the Temple of Speed is special with it being such an iconic track and one I’ve had success at it in the past.
"My aim is to take everything in, learn as much as possible and get up to speed from FP1 onwards. Hopefully we can have a positive weekend as a team."
Alex, meanwhile, took some time to pay tribute to his former teammate.
“Logan has been a great team player for the past two years, and I know what he's capable of, so it's only a matter of time before he proves this to everyone in whatever he chooses to do next."
Albon will be looking to secure a good result in Monza;
"Reflecting on Zandvoort, it was a tough weekend, and it's vital that, as a team, we address the processes that led to the disqualification while acknowledging the silver lining that the car was competitive.
"We have historically had a fast car in Monza, so I hope we can achieve a strong result and score some points."
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Sporting Director Sven Smeets echoed Alex’s thoughts on the Italian GP, saying:
"We are looking forward to racing in Monza as it is a unique track which should suit the FW46 well.
"We will be looking to score some points with Alex, whereas for Franco it will be a case of learning in every session and building up the confidence and speed ahead of Qualifying and the Race.
"The weather seems to be good all weekend with temperatures over 30°C which will make it a great event for the thousands of fans and a good closure of the European part of the Championship."
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