Alex Albon on track at the 2026 F1 Barcelona-Catalunya GP for Williams.
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Albon explains why his Barcelona-Catalunya F1 GP turned into a “testing session”

Alex Albon endured a rough time at the 2026 F1 Barcelona-Catalunya GP last weekend, as the Thai driver spent a few laps in the Williams garage as the mechanics tried to sort out a loose TV camera over the roll-hoop of his FW48. Albon says loose camera “didn’t change much” the outcome of his Barcelona-Catalunya…

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Sainz paints sobering reality of Williams’ situation after tough 2026 F1 Barcelona-Catalunya GP

Carlos Sainz finished P12 in the 2026 F1 Barcelona-Catalunya GP as a very difficult year for Williams continues. Having done very well to make Q2 on Saturday, the 31-year-old knew it was going to be a long day behind the wheel of the FW48. In the end, he was lapped twice by race winner Lewis…

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James Vowles on Sunday at the 2026 F1 Canadian GP for Williams F1 Team
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James Vowles decodes Williams’ 2026 F1 development after the Canadian GP

After assessing the upcoming upgrades for the 2026 F1 Canadian GP earlier in May, Williams Team Principal James Vowles now talked about the team’s step forward in the car’s performance. Despite a chaotic weekend in Montréal, after which the team remains in 8th place in the Constructors’ Championship, Vowles emphasised that the team is successfully…

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Williams driver Carlos Sainz reflected on a difficult F1 2026 Canadian GP after recovering from an early tyre gamble to finish in the points
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Sainz pleased with his 2026 F1 Canadian GP performance despite early tyre gamble

Williams driver Carlos Sainz reflected on a tricky 2026 F1 Canadian GP outing after recovering from an early strategic gamble to score points with a P9 finish in Montreal. The Spaniard admitted he made the wrong call before the start of the Canadian GP by opting for inters, believing rain might be a more significant…

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Williams’ Carlos Sainz drove around the brand new Madring at his hometown in Madrid, Spain, as F1 returns to the city in September 2026 for the GP.
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Sainz’ first laps around the Madring ahead of first race at the F1 2026 Gran Premio de España

Williams’ Carlos Sainz drove around the brand new Madring at his hometown in Madrid, Spain, as F1 returns to the city in September 2026 for the GP. The Spaniard took journalist Lawrence Baretto for a hot lap, completing the first drive around the brand new circuit. Sainz proudly talked about the construction and preparations for…

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