“I think with that being said, the car can only improve so I’m feeling positive. We know the areas we need to work on and with Silverstone being a home race close to the factory, that’s good news.
“I think we can hopefully get a good result there, historically it’s been a pretty good track for the team, and it’s one I really enjoy driving.”
Albon is eager to perform better on Saturday having only qualified in 13th for the Hungarian Grand Prix.
“Hungary was a lot of fun but obviously we don’t want to start that far back again,” Albon said. “I think we have a very good race car, so once we get on top of our Saturday qualifying trim, we should be in good stead for the Sunday races.
“Hungary was a fun race, it’s not the easiest track to overtake at so to pull off the passing moves and get so far up the grid was pretty satisfying.”
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