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**Lolita Palmer** · 10-19-2009, 10:53 PM

just took a step backwards IMO

there was nothing wrong with the toyota engines and I don't recall a single retirement from an engine blowup at williams. Their problem is their useless low downforce aero package thet rendered them uncompetitive for a 3rd of the races, coupled with some poor race day decision making and somehow not being able to take advantage of their clear DD advantage at the beginning of the year.

toyota may be supplying RBR next year, who seem to want out of another great engine the Renault.

I'm not sure what Williams are doing, if they are trying to look favorable tot eh FIA or something, which is absurd since Mosley and his regime are gone at the end of this month.

10-19-2009, 10:53 PM	#9
Lolita Palmer Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 531 Senior Member	just took a step backwards IMO there was nothing wrong with the toyota engines and I don't recall a single retirement from an engine blowup at williams. Their problem is their useless low downforce aero package thet rendered them uncompetitive for a 3rd of the races, coupled with some poor race day decision making and somehow not being able to take advantage of their clear DD advantage at the beginning of the year. toyota may be supplying RBR next year, who seem to want out of another great engine the Renault. I'm not sure what Williams are doing, if they are trying to look favorable tot eh FIA or something, which is absurd since Mosley and his regime are gone at the end of this month.
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