At the F1 Canadian GP, Carlos Sainz secured a solitary point for Williams Racing by crossing the line in 10th place. However, technical troubles forced him to spend the entire race focused on preserving the car rather than showing his full pace. Willing to fight, but lacking the means As Sainz explained, with his P16…
After the F1 Canadian GP, it has been announced that James Vowles has signed a new long term contract with Atlassian Williams Racing. He continues to lead the team in the role of Team Principal. Vowles is only the second team boss the team has had since Clare Williams left the squad after decades of…
After a turbulent Qualifying session at the F1 Canadian GP, marked by gusty winds and an evolving track, Williams‘ Alex Albon voiced frustration with how conditions impacted performance despite flashes of underlying pace. Albon ultimately secured P12 on the grid but lamented a lack of progression through the sessions despite efforts to adapt. “Frustrating,” Albon…
Amidst speculations swirling that the incumbent Ferrari team principal is at risk of losing his job next season, Carlos Sainz has come to Fred Vasseur’s defence heading into the F1 Canadian GP this weekend. Several Italian publications, including the prominent La Gazzetta dello Sport and Corriere della Sera, have raised concerns about Vasseur’s leadership and…
Nothing means more to a driver than his home round, and for Carlos Sainz, the F1 Spanish GP was far from what he imagined. The race weekend at Barcelona was expected to be tricky for Williams. That proved to be the case. Chaos from the beginning Sainz knew from experience that the start would be…
Alex Albon encountered a frustrating Sunday at the F1 Spanish GP this weekend for Williams. Retiring midway through the race after sustaining too much damage. Albon would start the Spanish Grand Prix from P11 following Saturdays Qualifying Session. Ahead of teammate Carlos Sainz who qualified down in P18. Sunday’s race proved difficult from lights out…
It was a disappointing F1 Spanish GP Qualifying session for Williams, with Sainz out in Q1 and Albon narrowly missing out on making it in Q3. Hometown hero Carlos Sainz qualified in P18, and teammate Alexander Albon will head into the Spanish GP from eleventh. Albon on a tricky Qualifying session In his post-Qualifying chat…
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff has opened up about the mandatory two stops, the Williams drivers backing George Russell and Kimi Antonelli up, and his conversation with James Vowles following their first point-less weekend of the season at the F1 Monaco GP. The Brackley-based squad already found themselves on the back foot on Saturday when Antonelli…
The F1 Monaco GP weekend brought a hard-earned point for Williams, but Carlos Sainz left Monte Carlo disillusioned with the way the race unfolded. On Formula 1’s tightest circuit, overtaking is notoriously difficult — and this year, slow, strategic driving by rivals became a defining theme. Sainz described the situation as “manipulation” of the race…
After a disappointing end to a promising qualifying session for the F1 Monaco GP, in which his Q2 lap was faster than his final Q3 lap, Alex Albon recovered well and finished the race in P9. Though one would expect the Williams driver to feel positive after a double-points finish for the team, Albon had…
