Williams has confirmed that Jack Aitken and Roy Nissany will drive in the post-season Abu Dhabi test at the Yas Marina circuit on Tuesday 15th December. read more »

Roy Nissany's development programme with Williams will see him receive a third FP1 outing of 2020 in Bahrain, before he joins its line-up for the post-season Abu Dhabi... read more »

Williams has confirmed reserve driver Jack Aitken and test driver Roy Nissany will take part in the post-season Abu Dhabi test at the Yas Marina circuit. read more »

Williams driver George Russell says the "skating on ice" nature of the Turkish Grand Prix did not paint Formula 1 or its participants in a positive manner. Formula 1... read more »

Formula 1 Race Director Michael Masi explained the decision to begin Q2 in Turkey with a recovery vehicle still in the run-off. Williams' Nicholas Latifi spun through Turn... read more »

Williams rookie Nicholas Latifi says the lack of grip at Formula 1's Turkish Grand Prix was such that he had more feel when driving a rally car in icy weather. Latifi,... read more »

Williams' George Russell says a crash at the pit-entry was the reason why he lost his front wing before the Turkish GP. read more »

It has been a very difficult weekend throughout but the team in Turkey have acquitted themselves very well and we have gained a lot more experience of the Pirelli tyres,... read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson reckons Formula 1 heads into the 2020 Turkish Grand Prix unsure if it will be a "hare or a tortoise race" on strategy read more »

George Russell has been hit with a meaningless five-place grid penalty for the Turkish Grand Prix after being accused of lacking control of his Williams by the stewards. read more »

Kevin Magnussen has hit out at some fellow Formula 1 drivers for improving their lap times despite driving through double-waved yellow flags at the end of Q1. The flags were... read more »

Lance Stroll takes pole in an entertaining qualifying session in Istanbul, but race director, Michael Masi must face questions for allowing Q3 to get underway whilst marshals... read more »

George Russell believes ensuring his Williams is set up correctly could produce gaps of "seconds between cars" as he searched for positives ahead of taking an engine... read more »

Today was a difficult day throughout. read more »

Lewis Hamilton says he reached out to George Russell after his Imola mistake because he believes the Williams driver will learn, will grow and one day fight for a World title. read more »

George Russell will start from the back of the grid on Sunday, after Williams changed his engine. read more »

Williams F1 driver George Russell is set to be hit with a grid penalty for this weekend's Turkish GP due to exceeding power unit elements. read more »

Williams has installed fresh engine components into George Russell's FW43, exceeding his season allocation, thus leaving the Briton set for a grid drop. On Friday morning... read more »

George Russell has no plans to change approach despite his Imola safety car crash, saying Williams cannot "fear mistakes" as it chases its first points of the Formula... read more »

The W Series will act as a support category at select grands prix in 2021 as part of its return in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. W Series was formed in 2019, with... read more »

Acting Williams team principal Simon Roberts has tested positive for COVID-19 ahead of the Turkish Grand Prix. read more »

Acting Williams F1 team principal Simon Roberts will miss this weekend's Turkish GP after testing positive for COVID-19. read more »

Williams' acting principal Simon Roberts tested positive for Covid-19 on Wednesday and will miss this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix. read more »

Williams Racing has confirmed that that its Acting Team Principal Simon Roberts has tested positive for COVID-19 prior to travelling to Istanbul for this weekend's Turkish... read more »

Williams' acting principal Simon Roberts tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday and will miss this weekend's Turkish Grand Prix, the Formula One team said. read more »