Williams' Vowles: 'Time to Fight Back'

0:00It's March 30th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is F1 News today, your AI-powered team report. Williams' team principal James Bowles called the Japanese Grand Prix a painful wake-up call for his squad. As Suzuka, Carla Sains managed 15th place while teammate Alex Albon came home 20th. Bowles seized this race as a clear turning point, aligned in the sand to ramp up performance every weekend ahead. He shared his thoughts straight on social media, stressing the need to fight back towards scoring points regularly. With the FW-48 car struggling, Bowles urged the team to seize the next five weeks before the Miami Grand Prix kicks off in early May. Those five weeks got freed up after Bahrain and Saudi Arabia races got scrapped in April. Bowles praised both drivers hard. Signs for a flawless run despite the car's limits, and Albon for nailing his laps plus running key tests for future. Gens. He also touched on Ricky Oliver Bearman's big crash during the weekend, relieved the young racer walked away with just minor bumps.

1:03Bearman's got real talent, and Bowles is glad he's fine. Now the Grove crew dives into intense work over this break, aiming to roll into Miami with a machine ready to grab those points and climb the order.