Kubica reckons Williams will be “back on track”

2019 Williams driver Robert Kubica believes he and the team will be “back on track” after a disastrous 2018 season where the team finished last in the Constructors Championship.

Williams endured a season to forget last year where they only accumulated seven points throught the championship, 26 points behind second-last Toro Rosso.

The team has changed their driver line up for 2019, replacing Lance Stroll who is at Racing Point with F2 Champion George Russell, and promoting Kubica to a drivers seat in pace of Sergey Sirotkin.

Speaking at a press conference in which Williams and Orlen announced a partnership Kubica said, "The situation of Williams is not easy. I’m very cautious and realistic. In winter every team is building a new car. We are also building a new car, we're finishing its production,” F1Network.net.

"The design of the car is very important and it’s very difficult to make up [for a bad car]. The team has drawn conclusions from its mistakes last year, so I think that's going to make things easier for us.”

“In terms my co-operation and my technical contribution to the team, I'll do my best to put my best foot forward. But I’m not designing the car, I’m not going to produce parts for it. What I can do is give the right feedback, guidelines, that's what I'm going to offer. And I’m sure the team up at Williams will be able to, step by step, put Williams back on track.”

"But only in Barcelona will we know how strong we are, it’s really the watershed moment of the season."

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