The Williams ✃driver shone on Friday, going third-fastest, bꦐefore impressively qualifying in eighth.

And he somehow did it with his back seemingly bloodieꦿd.

“It’s all the ♈downforce we have, it just sometimes confuses you,” Albon told Sky. 

“It’s disgusting - if I show you 🐬my back, I’ve got lumps🅺 and bumps everywhere! 

“Because I’m tall, to get into the car, to get positioned properly, I’m basically♌ quite rounded in my shoulders and my bones stick out.

“Through corners like Maggotts and Becketts, it sounds disgusting, but I can feel my skin 🌠ripping as I go♈ through the corner.”

“It happens every race. I’m used to it now.

“My [skin] tissue brea🔯ks and then repairs𒀰 just in time for the next weekend, but then it tears open again.”

Despite the agony that their top driver was going through, Williams have enjoyed a great week꧂end so far at their home race.