Williams Racing have announced that Jamie Chadwick will continue in her role as development driver for the 2020 season. read more »

W Series champion Jamie Chadwick will continue in her role as a Williams development driver this season. read more »

Williams will be on the search for fresh investment after it was reported this week that they have lost a major sponsor in Rexona. read more »

Britain's Jamie Chadwick will continue as development driver for Williams this year. read more »

Jamie Chadwick has been retained as a Williams development driver for the 2020 F1 season.  read more »

W Series champion Jamie Chadwick will have an increased simulator programme with the Williams Formula 1 team in 2020 after being kept on as a development driver read more »

W Series champion Jamie Chadwick will remain a part of Williams' Formula One driver academy in 2020. read more »

Williams has announced that W Series champion Jamie Chadwick will continue her work as a development driver within the team's driver academy for 2020. read more »

Jamie Chadwick stays on in Williams F1 development role read more »

Williams appear to have lost another major sponsor in Rexona, according to Polish sports outlet Sportowe Fakty. The Grove-based team, who have recently sold a majority equity... read more »

Nicholas Latifi reckons the realisation of his Williams F1 deal will not fully sink in until the season-opening Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Williams driver George Russell says he does not need "pats on the back" from his Mercedes benefactor when it comes to his Formula 1 performances read more »

Claire Williams believes that it was necessary for Williams to hit rock bottom in 2019, but says they can't let it happen again. read more »

Claire Williams is determined that her team will improve in 2020 following the worst year in the history of the team. read more »

Claire Williams says the Williams Formula 1 team had to hit "rock bottom" to find a way out of its 2019 nadir, but insists it "can't happen again" read more »

Pole Robert Kubica, who drove for Williams in 2019, takes up a reserve role at Alfa Romeo for the 2020 season. read more »

Williams' deputy team principal Claire Williams says her team refuse to be defined by their struggles over the past two seasons. read more »

Robert Kubica says 'closing a chapter' by returning to Formula 1 was worth it despite his and Williams's "complicated" season read more »

Lance Stroll has said that his 2019 Racing Point car is in a "different category" to the Williams car he drove last year. read more »

Williams sells majority stake in its engineering business read more »

Despite failing to score points all year long, George Russell was 'exemplary' throughout 2019, according to Williams' Deputy Team Principal Claire Williams. read more »

Williams have announced a deal that sees them relinquish a majority equity stake in their sister company Williams Advanced Engineering. read more »

EMK Capital becomes the new majority shareholder in Williams Advanced Engineering. read more »

Williams Grand Prix Holdings plc has entered into an agreement for the sale of a majority equity stake in Williams Advanced Engineering Limited. read more »

Williams has announced it has agreed to sell a majority equity stake into sister company Williams Advanced Engineering read more »