Logan Sargeant Sidelined for Australian GP Due to Williams' Chassis Dilemma
Alexander Albon takes Sargeant's place after a crash during practice damages the team's only chassis, leaving Williams with tough decisions.
- Williams faced a challenging decision after Alexander Albon's crash during practice damaged the team's only chassis, sidelining Logan Sargeant for the Australian GP.
- Despite the crash being Albon's fault, team principal James Vowles chose him over Sargeant due to his superior performance in the previous season.
- Williams started the season without a spare chassis due to delays in the development of the FW46, impacting their preparation for the races.
- The decision to prioritize Albon over Sargeant raises questions about the team's strategy and Sargeant's future in F1.
- Other highlights from the Australian GP qualifying include Max Verstappen securing pole position, and impressive performances from Carlos Sainz Jr. and Yuki Tsunoda.


































