Summary
Alex Albon, a driver for the Williams team, faced trouble on the opening day of the Singapore Grand Prix practice sessions when his car caught fire because of a brake issue. The Williams team managed to fix the car for the second practice session, but Albon was not happy with the progress, citing disruptions and limited data collection.
Key Facts
- Alex Albon's car caught fire during the first practice session due to brake issues.
- The Williams team repaired the car in time for the second practice session.
- After repairs, Albon finished the second session in 13th place, behind teammate Carlos Sainz.
- Albon expressed frustration due to disruptions in the practice sessions from red and yellow flags.
- He highlighted the importance of getting laps on the track, which was challenging this time.
- The track's unique features and tire requirements made it tough for effective practice.
- Carlos Sainz had a better day, finishing 8th in the practice session.
