Williams driver George Russell will start at the back of the grid for the British Grand Prix after being hit with a five-place grid penalty after qualifying. read more »

George Russell has incurred a five-place grid penalty for the British Grand Prix after ignoring yellow flags - following an incident involving his Williams team-mate Nicholas... read more »

Williams driver George Russell has been given a five-place grid penalty for disregarding the double yellow flags in the qualifying session for tomorrow's British Grand Prix. read more »

Williams' George Russell has been relegated five places to the back of the British GP grid after being penalised for not slowing for yellow flags in qualifying. read more »

George Russell has been handed a five-place grid penalty for failing to adhere to yellow flags during qualifying for Formula 1's British Grand Prix. Russell's... read more »

Watching Lando Norris and Alex Albon fighting for podiums is both "frustrating" and "good" for George Russell who will remain with Williams in 2021. read more »

Compared to Hungary we thought that we might struggle a little more here, but we made decent progress today and we are a bit closer to our competitors than we feared read more »

Nico Hulkenberg described his return to Formula 1 action as "very special" after being confirmed as Sergio Perez's stand-in for the British Grand Prix. Perez... read more »

Nicholas Latifi has confirmed that Williams will introduce a pit release "fail-safe" for the British GP following his Hungary incident. read more »

Williams Racing driver George Russell talks about his home race, the British Grand Prix, at Silverstone and what makes it so special. read more »

Going into the team's home race, Williams Racing look to turn strong qualifying performances into points at the British Grand Prix. read more »

Williams is to implement a fail-safe procedure to prevent a repeat of the incident witnessed during the Hungarian Grand Prix when Nicholas Latifi collided with McLaren's... read more »

Williams driver George Russell says he is glad Formula 1 opted against introducing reversed-grid races for 2020, believing he would have been "made to look like an... read more »

The "borderline outrageous" pace shown by Mercedes would have forced Formula 1 rivals to consider following Racing Point and copying it if designs weren't... read more »

Williams' head of vehicle performance, Dave Robson, thinks more teams would have gone down the copycat route had there not been a chassis freeze next year. read more »

Williams Formula 1 driver George Russell has revealed he was on the verge of joining BMW as a full-time DTM driver, only to be approached to join Mercedes’ junior programme.... read more »

The Williams driver who has been tipped as a future world champion talks about his rise through the motorsport ranks, racing alongside some of his best buddies, and his drive... read more »

George Russell is concerned it will be 'back to reality' for Williams this British Grand Prix weekend and a return towards qualifying at the rear of the grid. read more »

Silverstone will be a difficult challenge, but with some new parts becoming available following testing in Austria and Hungary, we are looking to maintain our early season... read more »

Pierre Gasly feels Williams' "enormous progress" with their FW42 means they can now be considered a Formula 1 midfield team again. read more »

Pierre Gasly says Williams has made "enormous progress" and AlphaTauri must now regard it as another midfield opponent in Formula 1. Williams spent 2019 marooned at... read more »

George Russell reckons he has become a "more complete driver" during his bid to help the Williams F1 team recover from its recent plight. read more »

Given that he's not sure how quick Williams will be there, George Russell isn't too excited for the upcoming Silverstone double-header. read more »

George Russell is unsure Williams will be as competitive at Silverstone as it was in Hungary as the team continues its bid to overcome its race-trim struggles in the 2020 F1... read more »

Williams driver Nicholas Latifi has confessed himself to be "extremely disappointed" at the decision by Formula 1 to cancel the 2020 Canadian Grand Prix. read more »