Sims finished a solid 12th in the first of the two races at Rome’s Circuito Cittadino dell’EUR circuit, and was once again in the midfield before a lock-up while trying to pass Nissan’s Maximilian Guenther at Turn 14 put him into the wall in the second contest.
Although Sims explained that the pace “didn’t feel too terrible”, where the Briton had put together a series of good laps in the early stages, he added he was lacking confidence in the overall package and didn’t foresee an immediate fix to his problems.
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“I don’t have any clear, specific things that I can see a huge improvement coming from, I’m a little bit lost and lacking in confidence at the moment,” Sims told Autosport.
“We need to just try and understand where some of that is coming from and just try and make those incremental improvements as it normally is.
“There’s rarely one massive single moment that can suddenly change your fortunes entirely. So it’s hard work at the…
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