Alex Albon is targeting a points finish in Melbourne to "payback" Williams F1 teammate Logan Sargeant. read more »

Alex Albon admitted it felt strange to qualify for the Australian Grand Prix in Logan Sargeant's car and vowed to get his teammate and Williams some points as payback. read more »

Dive into the FP3 Highlights of the 2024 Australian Grand Prix as all the drivers had their final practice session before qualifying. There was more positivity for Ferrari as... read more »

The team does not currently have a spare chassis, so following the Thai driver's huge crash in FP1 in Australia on Friday the decision was taken to switch him to Logan... read more »

Williams team principal James Vowles insists he still has faith in Logan Sargeant despite his decision to give the American driver's car to Alex Albon for this... read more »

An FP1 crash for Alex Albon damaged his chassis beyond immediate repair. With Williams not having built up a spare tub, the team has opted to sacrifice Sargeant to enter... read more »

Williams boss James Vowles says he has total faith in Logan Sargeant's abilities but that Alex Albon provides the team with a better chance to score points. Williams has... read more »

Williams will again be without a back-up chassis at Formula 1's Japanese Grand Prix as a result of Alex Albon's practice crash on Friday. Albon went off in the... read more »

Lando Norris topped the first session of the weekend in Australia, with Charles Leclerc doing likewise in the second, while Alexander Albon's crash in FP1 had drastic... read more »

Williams has made the decision to put Albon into Sargeant's car for the remainder of the weekend after the British-Thai driver suffered a big crash at Turn 6 in... read more »

With Albon's original car being damaged beyond repair following a crash in opening practice at Albert Park, and Williams having no spare chassis on hand, the team had to... read more »

"It's brutal, it's ruthless, it's a public vote of no confidence in Logan Sargeant" read more »

Following the opening day in Melbourne, Williams have confirmed they have withdrawn Logan Sargeant from the rest of the Australian Grand Prix weekend, with Alex Albon taking... read more »

Following his crash in FP1, Alex Albon will drive Logan Sargeant's car for the remainder of the Australian Grand Prix weekend. read more »

Williams has announced it is withdrawing Logan Sargeant from this weekend’s Australian Grand Prix following damage sustained to Alex Albon’s FW46 in opening practice. During... read more »

America's Logan Sargeant will take no part in the Australian Grand Prix after Williams sacrificed his chassis for teammate Alex Albon, who damaged his own beyond repair on... read more »

Logan Sargeant will miss the Australian Grand Prix after Williams gave his team-mate Alex Albon their sole remaining car for the rest of the weekend after the Thai driver... read more »

Williams confirm Alex Albon will drive their one remaining F1 car after losing a damaged chassis in a practice crash. read more »

Albon suffered a big accident during Friday morning's first free practice session, which prompted a chassis change for the Anglo-Thai driver.Because Williams didn't... read more »

The Williams team has been left to sweat on the status of Alex Albon's car after he crashed heavily in the opening practice for Sunday's Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Williams may have to pick between Alex Albon or Logan Sargeant if they end up being down to one car. read more »

Catch up with all the best moments from our second practice session in Melbourne as Ferrari teammates Carlos Sainz and Charles Leclerc were two of the three fastest drivers... read more »

Leclerc was top in all three sectors on Friday as only a later Max Verstappen effort denied Ferrari a 1-2. The Dutchman had sat out the opening 20 minutes of the second session... read more »

Charles Leclerc tops the timesheets in second session in Melbourne, as Lewis Hamilton struggles and doubts remain over whether Alex Albon's Williams can be repaired. read more »

Charles Leclerc was quickest from Max Verstappen in second practice on a dramatic Friday at the Australian Grand Prix. read more »