Lance Stroll and Felipe Massa both scored points for Williams Martini Racing in Malaysia, leaving them one point apart in the championship standings with five races to go. read more »

Mercedes, Ferrari, Red Bull, Williams, McLaren and Force India have all written to the FIA and F1 CEO Chase Carey to prevent Marcin Budkowski from joining Renault. read more »

Mercedes boss Toto Wolff believes there are four drivers in the frame for a Williams seat next season and Pascal Wehrlein is one of them. read more »

Williams' decision to swap positions between Lance Stroll and Felipe Massa meant the team lost out to Stoffel Vandoorne in Sunday's Malaysian Grand Prix. read more »

Williams chief Paddy Lowe says the decision to switch Felipe Massa and Lance Stroll cost both drivers a place to Stoffel Vandoorne at the Malaysian Grand… read more »

Congratulations to both drivers for a strong weekend and a double-points finish for the team. read more »

Vandoorne was running ahead of the pair but pit one lap later than Stroll and two laps later than Massa, which handed them a pace advantage on fresh tyres read more »

Sebastian Vettel believes Lance Stroll was at fault for their bizzare post-Malaysian Grand Prix collision, adding the Williams driver did not look where he was going. The pair... read more »

Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel has described his contact with Williams rookie Lance Stroll on the cool-down lap at the Malaysian Grand Prix as "completely… read more »

We had a trouble-free session, but overall it was a bit of a disappointing result for us. read more »

Williams have confirmed that Robert Kubica is "included" on their list of candidates for a 2018 race-seat. read more »

Williams have confirmed their interest in Robert Kubica for 2018, with Paddy Lowe describing the Pole as a "very interesting opportunity". read more »

Felipe Massa believes he has "most of" Williams on his side as he bids to extend his stay with the team for a further season. read more »

Felipe Massa insists he is "totally motivated" to keep racing in F1, but says the decision is out of his hands and may be due to factors outside of his on-track... read more »

Felipe Massa believes the Williams Formula 1 team is split over whether to keep him for 2018 read more »

The Williams Formula 1 team will run the latest specification Mercedes engine during this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix read more »

Britain's Jolyon Palmer thinks "there is a chance" he may drive for Williams next year, but the team is exploring options with Robert Kubica. read more »

Williams hope to perform more strongly than we were able to do in Singapore. read more »

Felipe Massa believes he remains the best option for a Williams drive in 2018 - but insists he is "relaxed" if the team does replace him. read more »

The Williams Formula 1 team's profit during the first half of 2017 was boosted by a payment from Mercedes for releasing Valtteri Bottas, Autosport has learned read more »

Paul di Resta believes that if he is given the chance to race for Williams next season, he will prove that he has learned from his past mistakes. read more »

Paul di Resta says he is doing everything he can to convince Williams he deserves a Formula 1 race seat for 2018 read more »

Williams F1 team posts larger profits for first half of 2017 read more »

The Williams Formula 1 team made a profit of more than £10.4million during the first half of 2017, according to its latest financial results read more »

Williams have reportedly whittled down their shortlist to three for the 2018 season, but who do you think will line-up alongside Lance Stroll? read more »