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Spark-Model Williams F1 Team FW46 #2 Blue L. Sargeant Bahrain GP 2024 1:18

Spark-Model Williams F1 Team FW46 #2 Blue L. Sargeant Bahrain GP 2024 1:18

1:18 Scale Diecast. Ā Williams F1 Team FW46 driven by Logan Sargeant in the Bahrain GP 2024, Blue and Black with MyProtein livery

Logan Sargeant, driving the Williams FW46 #2, finished the 2024 Bahrain Grand Prix in
20th position.

Summary of his race:
  • Qualified: 18th.
  • Race Start: Had a strong start, climbing to P15 by the end of the first lap. He even gained another position on the second lap, taking P14 from Daniel Ricciardo.
  • Race Incident: On lap 10, a steering wheel issue caused him to go deep at Turn 4. Williams team principal James Vowles stated this was due to a brake bias glitchcaused by the steering wheel.
  • Impact of Incident: Sargeant managed to keep the car running, but the issue and subsequent pit stop put him a lap down.
  • Overall Race: The race was challenging for Williams, with neither driver making significant progress. Sargeant described his race as "a bit of an unfortunate disaster" due to the various issues he faced.
  • Final Position: 20th.

While the Bahrain GP proved to be a difficult race for Sargeant, he did express some positive sentiment about the car's performance earlier in the weekend, stating the new FW46 felt like a "big step forward from the test" during practice

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Spark-Model Williams F1 Team FW46 #2 Blue L. Sargeant Bahrain GP 2024 1:18ā€”

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1:18 Scale Diecast. Ā Williams F1 Team FW46 driven by Logan Sargeant in the Bahrain GP 2024, Blue and Black with MyProtein livery

Logan Sargeant, driving the Williams FW46 #2, finished the 2024 Bahrain Grand Prix in
20th position.

Summary of his race:
  • Qualified: 18th.
  • Race Start: Had a strong start, climbing to P15 by the end of the first lap. He even gained another position on the second lap, taking P14 from Daniel Ricciardo.
  • Race Incident: On lap 10, a steering wheel issue caused him to go deep at Turn 4. Williams team principal James Vowles stated this was due to a brake bias glitchcaused by the steering wheel.
  • Impact of Incident: Sargeant managed to keep the car running, but the issue and subsequent pit stop put him a lap down.
  • Overall Race: The race was challenging for Williams, with neither driver making significant progress. Sargeant described his race as "a bit of an unfortunate disaster" due to the various issues he faced.
  • Final Position: 20th.

While the Bahrain GP proved to be a difficult race for Sargeant, he did express some positive sentiment about the car's performance earlier in the weekend, stating the new FW46 felt like a "big step forward from the test" during practice