Unilever partnership with McLaren sees Williams lose long-time sponsor and technical partner. read more »

McLaren has lured one of Williams's long-time sponsors away, after signing a multi-year technical partnership with Unilever from the start of the 2020 Formula 1 season read more »

McLaren picks up Unilever as a new partner following the company's split with Williams. read more »

Williams has confirmed their partnership with major sponsors Unilever has come to an end, who are now sponsors of McLaren. read more »

Former Ferrari and Williams technical chief Rob Smedley launches a range of electric karts aimed to "answer Lewis Hamilton's call" read more »

Williams deputy team principal Claire Williams says the Formula 1 team had to overhaul its planning processes in order to bring it "into the modern era" of grand prix... read more »

Williams driver George Russell says the "big sacrifices" made by the current crop of Formula 1 rookies during their ascent to the series felt normal read more »

ROKiT Williams Racing have announced that they have expanded their deal with Canadian Food manufacture Sofina Food into the new season. But also announced a deal with Italian... read more »

Williams have been welcomed new team partner Lavazza on board for the 2020 Formula One season - coffee roasters Lavazza being a long-term sponsor of new driver Nicholas Latifi. read more »

Williams has announced that Lavazza, long-term backers of Nicholas Latifi, will be an official partner of the team for the 2020 season. The Italian coffee company have... read more »

Williams Racing suffers another blow as they major sponsor Rexona decides not to renew deal for 2020. read more »

Williams and Michael Latifi have forged a closer partnership via a new and expanded deal with his food product manufacturing company Sofina Foods. read more »

Food manufacturer, Sofina Foods, founded by Michael Latifi in 2006, is to expand its partnership with Williams. read more »

Nicholas Latifi's father expands Williams sponsorship for 2020 read more »

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 »