Williams technical chief Paddy Lowe is adamant his Formula 1 team has not given up on improving its 2018 car despite already commencing early work on the '19 package read more »

The Canadian Grand Prix weekend was another poor one for Williams, who continue to languish at the bottom of the Championship standings after the opening seven races. read more »

Williams technical chief Paddy Lowe has welcomed the planned expansion of the F1 race calendar as he sees it providing attraction to all fans read more »

Languishing at the bottom of the team standings, Williams technical boss Paddy Lowe admits the team has lost its way. read more »

Paddy Lowe has admitted that the Williams team has made some serious mistakes as they developed this year???s FW41. read more »

Williams understands FW41 flaws, not writing off 2018 season - Paddy Lowe read more »

Williams' chief technical officer Paddy Lowe has offered a blunt assessment of the Grove's team's season so far. read more »

Williams' Chief Technical officer has admitted what we were all thinking: Williams haven't done enough to develop their FW41 so far in 2018. read more »

Robert Kubica will replace Sergey Sirotkin during Friday morning's first practice session in Spain, and Paddy Lowe is interested to hear what he will say about the state... read more »

Williams technical boss Paddy Lowe says "it will be interesting to get feedback" on its struggling FW41 from Robert Kubica as he prepares for his first FP1 outing read more »

Despite scoring their first points of 2018 in Azerbaijan, Paddy Lowe feels Williams had the potential to score more than just the four points they did. read more »

The Williams Formula 1 team is not under the illusion it has made the progress its Azerbaijan Grand Prix qualifying performance suggests, according to chief technical officer... read more »

Williams' Chief Technical Officer previews the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. read more »

Williams technical boss Paddy Lowe insists the team are "very happy" with the way their drivers are performing, saying it's the car that is not up to standard. read more »

Lance Stroll and Sergey Sirotkin will not be used as a distraction to hide the weaknesses of Williams' 2018 F1 car, according to team chief Paddy Lowe read more »

F1 had taken the wrong approach to cost-saving in the sport for over 15 years until Liberty Media's latest prososals, according to Williams chief Paddy Lowe.  read more »

Paddy Lowe is much happier with the fourteenth and fifteenth place finishes in China than those in Bahrain read more »

Paddy Lowe: Williams lifted by China display read more »

Williams boss Paddy Lowe is pleased to see his team fightback from a nightmare Bahrain Grand Prix by showing competitive race pace in China read more »

Paddy Lowe says Williams need to band together and "work intelligently and diligently" to solve their current pace problem. read more »

Paddy Lowe says Williams cannot get too down in the dumps despite finishing as the slowest team in Bahrain F1 qualifying. read more »

Williams Martini Racing is looking for their first points of the season this weekend in Bahrain. read more »

Former Mercedes boss Paddy Lowe says the defending F1 world champion's efforts to maintain its advantage at the sharp end shouldn't be dismissed read more »

Williams F1 technical chief Paddy Lowe supports the "robust" penalties handed out by race stewards following outcry over Daniel Ricciardo's Australia sanction. read more »

Williams's Chief Technical Officer Paddy Lowe says the team's performance this weekend at the Australian Grand Prix was a one to forget, struggling to find pace with... read more »