The lone American on the Formula 1 grid has yet to score a top-10 finish.
The Williams Formula 1 team has given another clear indication that Logan Sargeant will not be ousted at the end of the season.
"We will give Logan the chance to prove himself until the end of the season," team boss James Vowles told Blick newspaper this past weekend at Suzuka, site of the Japanese Grand Prix, were Sargeant finished 17th. " did the three practice sessions at Suzuka as I would hope from him," he said. "In his Q1 lap, he was almost exactly as fast as Alex up until the accident. That shows that he has the speed."
And the team's vehicle performance director Dave Robson thinks Sargeant has shown improvement, despite the high-profile crashes that have fueled speculation about the last unconfirmed cockpit on next year's grid."It obviously makes the headlines, doesn't it?" Robson is quoted by French media outlet Auto Hebdo. "I think it have masked his consistent performance a bit. The weekend was going really well.
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