George Russell will replace Lewis Hamilton in the Mercedes team for the Sakhir Grand Prix, Williams have announced. read more »

Williams driver George Russell will replace Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes for this weekend's Sakhir Grand Prix after Hamilton tested positive for COVID-19 on Monday. read more »

Mercedes has drafted in George Russell to replace World Champion Lewis Hamilton at this weekend's Sakhir Grand Prix while Jack Aitken will race for Williams. Hamilton,... read more »

Williams driver George Russell is the leading contender to replace Lewis Hamilton at Mercedes for this weekend's Sakhir Grand Prix. read more »

Williams’ George Russell has described Romain Grosjean’s horrifying crash at the Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix as something ‘from a movie’. Grosjean’s car speared off violently... read more »

The Williams driver has made impressive strides forward since March 2019. For more F1® videos, visit http://www.Formula1.com Follow F1®: http://www.instagram.com/F1... read more »

Tomorrow will be a very different prospect with tyre management being key. Hopefully the changes that we made to the car since Friday will help us and we can have a strong race... read more »

Williams has confirmed a problem with the fuel system on Nicholas Latifi's car was behind the team breaking the paddock curfew at the Bahrain Grand Prix on Friday night. read more »

George Russell has expressed hope future regulations will bring the grid closer together after conceding to "frustration" in fighting at the back with Williams this year. read more »

We have got a lot of work to get through tonight, but we are confident that we can improve the performance of the car as a result and can produce useful test programmes to suit... read more »

Simon Roberts has revealed he wants to make his acting team principal role at Williams permanent next year but will wait until the end of the season to discuss his future. read more »

Robert Kubica and Roy Nissany will take part in the opening practice session for the Bahrain Grand Prix as they get behind the wheel of the 2020 car of the Alfa Romeo and... read more »

Roy Nissany jumps into the FW43 for a third time in 2020 this weekend, with Dave Robson expecting the Israeli drive to perform at a high level once again at the Bahrain... read more »

In a bid to stay ahead of Haas and Williams in the constructors championship, Alfa Romeo have their eyes on points finishes in the upcoming triple-header. read more »

Williams driver George Russell believes there are "some benefits" to sitting out first practice for the Bahrain Grand Prix due to the track conditions during the day... read more »

Alfa Romeo tester Robert Kubica will drive during opening practice at this weekend's Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix, replacing Kimi Raikkonen. Kubica linked up with Alfa... read more »

George Russell has said he is determined to have a "strong" finish to the season as he seeks to score his first Formula 1 point and prevent Williams from recording... read more »

Williams driver George Russell believes that Bahrain's high-speed outer circuit will be "bonkers" in a Formula 1 car - while McLaren's Lando Norris has... read more »

W Series Champion and Williams Formula 1 development driver Jamie Chadwick has been confirmed as one half of Veloce Racing’s Extreme E driver line-up. The all-electric off-road... read more »

Roy Nissany will be back in action for Williams at the Bahrain Grand Prix, putting in the laps in FP1. read more »

George Russell will step aside for Roy Nissany during opening practice at this weekend's Formula 1 Bahrain Grand Prix. Israeli Formula 2 racer Nissany joined Williams as... read more »

Working remotely away from circuits during race weekends is "phenomenally difficult", according to Williams' head of vehicle performance Dave Robson. read more »

Formula 1 bosses and engineers will find it 'phenomenally difficult' to do their job remotely in the future, says senior Williams figure Dave Robson read more »

George Russell will remain with Williams in 2021, but Toto Wolff stayed calm amid rumours about the Briton being replaced next season by Sergio Perez. read more »

Williams driver George Russell believes Bahrain's "bonkers" Outer Circuit will lead to Formula 1's own version of 'wacky races'. read more »