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Felipe Massa believes Williams will be back in the fight for podiums as they gear up for the Canadian Grand Prix this weekend.
The British team appear to have gone backwards this season, but should suit the more power-hungry circuits coming up this in the next few weeks.
Massa accepts Williams have fallen behind Red Bull, but anticipates a close fight this weekend.
“I think that Red Bull is definitely the team that has grown most and, as everybody could see, they even won races this year and they were fighting to win even the last race, so I think with the other teams we are fighting a good way,” he said.
“Definitely Monaco was not the best track for us but I'm really looking forward to being competitive back here and even in the next races and be back on this important fight to maybe even fight for the third.
“That would be not so easy, but to keep our fourth position also I think we can do and we're fighting for that.”
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