For the second consecutive race, in the United States Grand Prix, both Williams Renault FW34s finished in the points. Mark Gillan, the Grove outfit's Chief Operations... read more »

www.theflyinglap.com To celebrate the first US Grand Prix at the brand new Circuit of the Americas, we will be airing Episode 90 live from downtown Austin, Texas. Our special... read more »

www.theflyinglap.com No-one has a better understanding of Kimi Raikkonen's driving technique than Rob Wilson, the British-based coach who appears regularly on The Flying... read more »

Q: The FW34 proved to be much more competitive in India than it was in Korea two weeks ago. To what do you attribute this improvement? Mark Gillan: We have had a balance... read more »

We'll be bringing you a special edition of The Flying Lap this week - live from Silverstone, where WilliamsF1 will be staging a day for team Partners, the media and other... read more »

Why were McLaren strangely off the pace in Japan? Can LotusF1 make the big breakthrough? And - probably most important of all - can Ferrari squeeze a little bit of extra pace... read more »

Already rated as one of the "classic" F1 races (despite its relatively short, five-year life), last Sunday's Singtel Singapore GP was memorable for a multitude... read more »

There's lots to talk about in Episode 82 of The Flying Lap as we look back at a sensational Shell Belgian GP and ahead to another of the great races - to the Italian Grand... read more »

The Belgian Grand Prix turned into a frustrating race for Williams. After demonstrating impressive one-lap pace in qualifying, the team came away from the Spa weekend without... read more »

Williams added six points to its constructors' championship tally at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday, when Bruno Senna finished in seventh place. Chief Operations... read more »

In our last show before the August summer shut-down, we look back at last Sunday's Santander German GP and ahead to this weekend's Hungarian GP. Craig Scarborough... read more »

After promising much, the German Grand Prix proved difficult for Williams. Chief Operations Engineer Mark Gillan reflects on a frustrating weekend for the team. read more »

The Santander British Grand Prix at Silverstone was another 2012 classic: Fernando Alonso took the pole for Ferrari on a semi-wet track and for a while out there - until... read more »

Bruno Senna drove a strong race to finish ninth in the British Grand Prix and thereby add two points to Williams tally in the championship. Chief Operations Engineer Mark... read more »

Williams Chief Operations Engineer, Mark Gillan gives his thoughts on what was a frustrating race at Valencia for the Grove outfit. read more »

It happened! Defying precedent, Formula 1 created its seventh winner from seven races when Lewis Hamilton swept to victory in Canada for Vodafone McLaren Mercedes. For... read more »

Williams Chief Operations Engineer Mark Gillan reflects on a Canadian GP weekend which saw his team's drivers finish 13th and 17th. read more »

We had our sixth winner from six races at Monaco last weekend - and Craig Scarborough, our technical expert, will be joining us in the studio to discuss how and why Mark Webber... read more »

Williams finished the Monaco Grand Prix with mixed feelings. Bruno Senna finished 10th, bringing home one point for the team, but the pace of the FW34 had promised a lot more,... read more »

The 2012 Formula One season is the gift that keeps on giving. After a quiet opening few days, Formula One burst into life around the streets of Monte Carlo on Saturday and... read more »

Can we draw any conclusions from a strange day of running in Monaco? Yes, but not many... read more »

As consistently reported on The Flying Lap, Pastor Maldonado has been showing great promise ever since he made his F1 debut in Melbourne last year; we were also very... read more »

Pastor Maldonado won the Spanish Grand Prix on Sunday, giving Williams F1 its 114th victory in Formula One. Chief Operations Engineer, Mark Gillan, sums up the weekend. read more »

Four races and four different winners! On this occasion it was the World Champion, Sebastian Vettel, who rose to the top to win the Gulf Air Grand Prix of Bahrain. It was no... read more »

We look at Ferrari's first Grand Prix win since Silverstone last year - and at some of the elements that produced an F1 day to remember. We talk to Bruno Senna and... read more »