Williams driver sees possible surprise: 'Chance to score points'

At the British Grand Prix, Williams will introduce a new livery. The car may be beautiful, but scoring points is more important than having a fancy car. This season, Alexander Albon has already scored seven points for the British team. Logan Sargeant has yet to score any points this season, but surprised with a 13th place last weekend.

Williams' home race is scheduled next weekend. "A home race for the team and in some ways a home race for myself as well. I love this circuit it's one of the best tracks of the year. Silverstone is always a special race to go to. We're celebrating our 800th GP so it'll be nice to show off the modified livery. in terms of pace, we'll be there or thereabouts," Thai-British Albon says in the preview of the Silverstone race.

Albon and Sargeant look ahead

Whether falling in the points is realistic for Williams also puts Albon in doubt. "Possibly not as competitive as Canada or Austria but still competitive to give us the opportunity to score points."

Sargeant also wishes himself, the team and Albon well: "Hopefully we can get the car working well and have a good weekend."