Williams' chief operations engineer Mark Gillan discusses his team's showing that the Belgian Grand Prix... read more »

Q: How would you sum up the competitiveness of the Williams-Renault FW34 at Spa-Francorchamps? Mark Gillan, Chief Operations Engineer: Our race pace on Sunday was not... read more »

In spite of the wet weather in Belgian, the Williams team remained upbeat on Friday. Pastor Maldonado was battling Kamui Kobayashi for top spot in FP1, a spar that did not go... read more »

Mark Gillan, Chief Operations Engineer: It’s great to be back racing again after the August break and the whole team has been preparing eagerly for the remaining nine... read more »

Hailing Bruno Senna's seventh in Hungary as his best of the season, Williams' Mark Gillan reckons the team can be force for points to end of year. read more »

Mark Gillan, Williams' chief operations engineer, shares his thoughts on the Hungarian GP and his expectations for Spa... read more »

Williams F1 added six points to its constructors' championship tally at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Sunday, when Bruno Senna finished in seventh place. Chief... read more »

Q: How would you sum up the competitiveness of the Williams-Renault FW34 at the Hungaroring? Mark Gillan, Chief Operations Engineer: Both cars were competitive... 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 »

Williams chief operations engineer Mark Gillan sees no reason for his team to feel disappointed by the lows of its up-and-down season read more »

Bruno Senna, 7th: Today was a nice race. We pushed very hard on the strategy to make it work especially as the track conditions and the weather were very different from what we... read more »

Williams are expecting Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix to be rain affected with predictions of a heavy thunderstorm toward the end of the event. Forecasts also suggest rain... read more »

Following their immensely strong start to the 2012 Formula 1 season, which included Pastor Maldonado’s victory in Barcelona, Williams head to Hungary with a fight on... read more »

Q: There was very little dry running during practice and qualifying. How did that impact on the performance of the Williams Renault FW34 during the dry race? Mark Gillan, Chief... 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 »

Pastor Maldonado, 15th: It was a difficult race today. We started okay but the car lacked pace in the second stint and I didn't have the grip needed to maintain my... read more »

Williams's chief engineering officer Mark Gillan said substantial damage to Pastor Maldonado's car from debris led to his lapped 15th-place finish at Hockenheim read more »

The lack of dry free practice running ahead of the German Grand Prix means that teams will have to be adaptable during the race, according Williams's Mark Gillan read more »

Williams' chief operations engineer Mark Gillan has sprung to the defence of Pastor Maldonado in the wake of the verbal broadside the Venezuelan was on the receiving end... read more »

Williams Chief Operations Engineer Mark Gillan discusses Bruno Senna's solid showing at Silverstone and Pastor Maldonado's latest incident... read more »

Bruno Senna drove a strong race to finish in ninth position in the British Grand Prix to add two points to Williams F1's tally in the constructors'... 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 »

Q. How would you sum up the performance of the Williams-Renault FW34 at Silverstone? Mark Gillan, Chief Operations Engineer: In general we were reasonably happy with... read more »

Mark Gillan has defended Pastor Maldonado after his collision with Sergio Perez in the British Grand Prix resulted in an angry reaction from the Sauber driver read more »

Mark Gillan, Chief Operations Engineer: Both Pastor and Bruno had very good starts and were pushing hard in the initial stages of the race. Unfortunately Pastor was involved in... read more »