LONDON: British Formula One team Williams insisted on Monday (Tuesday in Manila) that they were still “on track” despite announcing a £42.5 million ($64.7 million, 59.4 million euros) loss for 2014.
Team chiefs blamed the deficit on the ongoing “hangover” from some poor results, notably in 2013 when Williams finished ninth in the Constructors’ Championship — their worst placing in history.
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