The Australian Grand Prix showed just how far off the pace Williams' car is at this stage of the season. But the problems go deeper than just a failure in design. read more »

Robert Kubica is hoping to channel the good memories of the 2008 Bahrain Grand Prix in which he earned his first and only career pole position to kick off his 2019 season with... read more »

Williams may not be in the hunt for points or victories but their rookie George Russell is looking forward to his second Grand Prix start at this weekend's Bahrain Grand Prix. read more »

While Williams attempt to find solutions to their poor on-track performance, Robert Kubica is looking forward to returning to Bahrain, scene of his one and only pole-position. read more »

We look to build on our learning from Australia as we aim to maximise the performance of the current car whilst also continuing to investigate the most fruitful areas for... read more »

George Russell has revealed that Williams have identified a "fundamental weakness" with their FW42 car which they are now attempting to fix, following an inauspicious... read more »

Ralf Schumacher believes that the current deputy team principal Claire Williams should consider stepping down. read more »

Now we've seen how far off the pace Williams is when it counts in F1 2019, the big question is how can it solve its problems? The team hinted that it has at least... read more »

George Russell accepts Williams must treat the opening rounds of the 2019 F1 world championship like practice sessions read more »

Ralf Schumacher, who won all six of his F1 victories with Williams, thinks the problem at the ailing British team could be its management. After finishing bottom of the... read more »

The Australian Grand Prix offered Williams no reprieve from a dismal start to the 2019 Formula 1 season, but there is a glimpse of light in the team's darkness read more »

George Russell says Williams has resorted to treating the early races of the 2019 F1 season like test sessions. read more »

Despite a difficult first race with Williams at the Australian Grand Prix, Robert Kubica says he has no regrets about his decision to return to Formula One. read more »

Formula 1 rookie George Russell says he is "not interested" in battling exclusively against Williams team-mate Robert Kubica at the back of the grid read more »

George Russell admitted Williams remained in testing mode during the Australian Grand Prix as he and Robert Kubica toured Albert Park well off the pace of their rivals. Russell... read more »

Robert Kubica insists he is not regretting his F1 return, which has coincided in a tough start to the season for Williams.  read more »

Williams' Senior Race Engineer, Dave Robson, saw George Russell and Robert Kubica finish well adrift of the rest of the field in sixteenth and seventeenth in Sunday's... read more »

Williams rookie George Russell believes the Australian Grand Prix was merely an extended test session for the team. read more »

Robert Kubica completed his first Formula 1 grand prix for over eight years, finishing seventeenth and last for Williams at Albert Park. read more »

Robert Kubica insists he has no regrets about returning to Formula 1 despite the competitive struggles Williams is facing read more »

Robert Kubica insists he does not regret returning to Formula 1. The Pole had a poor weekend for Williams at the Australian Grand Prix, which was his first race since returning... read more »

Robert Kubica says a pre-race grid panic, plus a mirror falling off his Williams early in the Australian Grand Prix, added to the dramas of his Formula 1 return read more »

George Russell believed he pushed as hard as he could, as Williams continued to struggle during qualifying for the Australian Grand Prix. read more »

George Russell admits that the FW42 has an inherent issue that will take "months" to resolve. read more »

The first answers about the F1 2019 pecking order are in, and Mercedes was in a league of its own at the front of the pack. As our experts Edd Straw and Scott Mitchell explain... read more »