At this weekend's Silverstone circuit , Albon Racing will install a new chassis and other upgraded parts starting from the practice session. His teammate Latifi's car will not be upgraded.
Albon said: “It’s a fun weekend for us, we haven’t had a major upgrade for a while and hopefully it will push the performance of our car to the next level. So, only time will tell. "We have to get a balance as soon as possible."
Albon thinks what you will see is that he will get better results in qualifying. I think as you can see, everyone is wondering which design solution to use, whether it is the Ferrari concept or the Red Bull concept.
"Our car looks more like a Red Bull car, but I don't like to call it that. That's where we're going with the upgrade. But you know, there's a lot of work to do. It's a bigger upgrade and it's going to take time. Go check it out."
Albon insists nothing is known until the updated car takes to the track. If you can improve your lap time by one second, that would be pretty good. We would be very, very happy. But to be honest, we don't know what the real situation is.
Albon said: "I think what you'll see, especially on Friday, is we're trying to figure out how to upgrade and tune the car and see what we can do to correct the balance of the car. So we're obviously hoping to There is a good improvement."
When asked what he expected from the upgrade, Albon said: "In terms of position, I hope to continue to fight in the midfield team."
