Felipe Massa is now lacking "very little" in terms of his performances for Ferrari after his poor start to the season, according to his race engineer Rob Smedley read more »

Mark Gillan, Chief Operations Engineer: Following our strong showing in Valencia, which unfortunately ultimately ended in disappointment, we head to our home Grand Prix at... read more »

Williams are heading to their home race at Silverstone with high hopes, despite a disappointing European Grand Prix which secured them just a single point. The Grove outfit... read more »

The Williams FW34 should be ideally suited to Silverstone in this weekend’s British Grand Prix. That is the view of Pastor Maldonado, Bruno Senna and Mark Gillan,... read more »

Williams's chief operations engineer Mark Gillan says the team's return to podium contention in Valencia was more due to maximising its potential than any development... read more »

Williams Chief Operations Engineer, Mark Gillan was left disappointed after a frustrating weekend in Valencia. The team scored just one championship point with Bruno Senna,... read more »

Williams chief operations engineer Mark Gillan believes the team can be strong at any circuit this season read more »

Williams Chief Operations Engineer Mark Gillan looks back at a disappointing finish to the European GP for the squad... read more »

After its strong showing in Valencia, chief engineer Mark Gillan is optimistic that Williams can be a contender elsewhere in 2012. read more »

The European Grand Prix was a frustrating race for Williams F1. Bruno Senna came away with one world championship point, but many more were on offer until Pastor... read more »

Q: The European Grand Prix promised much for the Williams F1 Team, but ultimately delivered only one point. How would you summarise the competitiveness of the Williams-Renault... read more »

Williams’s Chief Operations Engineer Mark Gillan says that his team failed to capitalise on their good pace at the European Grand Prix. Both Pastor Maldonado and... 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 »

Heikki Kovalainen, 14th: "My start wasn't the best I've had this year but I was keeping pace with Webber and Ricciardo for the first few laps. Unfortunately we... read more »

Pastor Maldonado, 10th: It was an unlucky race for us as we were looking strong for a podium finish. We were struggling at the beginning of the race but at the end I passed... read more »

Kimi Raikkonen, 2nd: "Second place is okay but the win is what I really wanted. We didn't quite have the pace for it today. I got a good start but I was blocked by... read more »

Fernando Alonso, 1st: "This has been an unforgettable day for me and I can't find the right words to express my feelings! Winning in my country is an indescribable... read more »

Bruno Senna, 5th: It was a good day and we managed to fulfil our test programme. It would have been useful to have done a few more miles but we have still gathered a lot of... read more »

Paul Di Resta, 6th: "When I got in the car this morning the baseline set-up was a good starting point and I didn't really change that much for the rest of the day.... read more »

Daniel Ricciardo, 18th: "The track was quite dirty in the morning session, with some litter on it, blown across by the strong wind, but it cleared up as the afternoon went... read more »

Mark Gillan, Chief Operations Engineer: Following the last two sets of race results we are keen to continue to demonstrate our team's improvement and ensure both cars come... read more »

Luca Baldisserri, former Chief Track Engineer with Ferrari and now running the Italian team's Driver Academy, believes Sergio Perez has great talent but must curb his... read more »

The Canadian Grand Prix promised much for the Williams F1 Team, but Pastor Maldonado and Bruno Senna started the race out of position and came home in 13th and 17th... read more »

Q: Due to a couple of accidents and a grid penalty for Pastor, we never got to see the true pace of the Williams-Renault FW34 in Montreal. What was the car capable of around... read more »

Williams chief operations engineer Mark Gillan admits that the Grove team could not be as competitive as expected from deep on the Montreal grid. read more »