Albon Reveals Williams Has Written 2023 Off Ever Since It Has Begun

Williams Formula One driver Alex Albo explained his team did not plan to achieve a good result in 2023 as the focus has been on future seasons since the beginning.

Williams F1 team finished seventh in the Constructors' Championship ahead of teams like AlphaTauri, Alfa Romeo, and Haas despite not bringing many upgrades in 2023.

The team achieved its best result in the last six years, and as Logan Sargeant said, it can be mainly attributed to Alex Albon's phenomenal performances.

Both Williams altogether amassed 28 points, but 27 of those were collected by the 27-year-old, who also called 2023 his strongest season in F1 despite not achieving a single podium due to an uncompetitive car.

Albon himself admitted his team did not expect such a result at the start of this year. As quoted by RacingNews365, the Williams driver said:

The 27-year-old revealed the only goal in 2023 was to get through the season with very low expectations as the team did not plan on achieving a good result this year.

Albon and his team managed to maximize every opportunity they got to achieve a decent result, which helped the team finish seventh.

Seventh place for Williams also meant the team received a higher prize money award at the end of the season, which the team would not have counted on at the beginning of the season.

Albon also revealed the team experimented with setups for the 2024 car throughout multiple practices, one session in secret. He added: