Williams driver Felipe Massa has described this year's Japanese Grand Prix as "the worst race" of his career after Marussia's Jules Bianchi suffered a... read more »

Mercedes have reportedly put a 'Plan B' in place should contract negotiations with Lewis Hamilton fail to materialise for the 2016 season. The Briton is already... read more »

Formula 1 will have to consider closed cockpits if it can improve safety in the wake of Jules Bianchi according to Williams Deputy Team Principal Claire Williams. read more »

Claire Williams has urged F1 is look at "all the options", even closed cockpits, as the sport is left reeling from Jules Bianchi's horror crash... read more »

Enclosed cockpits must be considered for Formula 1 cars if they can help protect a driver's head according to Claire Williams, deputy team principal of the Williams F1... read more »

Williams deputy team principal Claire Williams believes F1 should consider enclosed cockpits to improve driver safety. read more »

The Williams Formula 1 team will focus on working out why Jenson Button's McLaren was so quick in the wet, after finishing behind him in the Japanese Grand Prix read more »

Closed cockpits would be "very easy to implement", Williams Head of Vehicle Performance Rob Smedley has said. read more »

Williams chief of vehicle performance Rob Smedley believes closed cockpits would be "very easy to implement" in Formula 1... read more »

Williams Founder and Team Principal Sir Frank Williams will be presented with the 2014 'Bernie Ecclestone Award' this weekend ahead of the inaugural Russian Grand Prix. read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance says closed cockpits would be "very easy to implement" in the aftermath of Jules Bianchi's serious accident at the Japanese... read more »

Williams' head of vehicle performance Rob Smedley says closed cockpits would be "very easy to implement" if F1 wanted to do so read more »

Williams performance chief Rob Smedley says it would be technically straightforward to introduce closed cockpits into Formula 1, should the sport decide to in the wake of Jules... read more »

The Williams Martini Racing team started the Japanese Grand Prix from third and fourth on the grid, but ultimately did not have the pace to remain there in the rain […] read more »

Valtteri Bottas admits that, in the conditions, there was little Williams could do to preserve its starting positions in the Japanese F1 Grand Prix. read more »

Williams driver Felipe Massa says the treacherous conditions at the Japanese GP worried him before Jules Bianchi's crash. read more »

In the race we made some good strategy calls and as a result we extracted what we could and finished in a decent position. read more »

Lewis Hamilton took victory at the Japanese Grand Prix after passing team-mate Nico Rosberg for the lead of the race on lap 29. The race was red-flagged twice, with the second... read more »

Nico Rosberg starts from pole position ahead of team-mate Lewis Hamilton and the two Williams cars for what is set to be a wet Japanese Grand Prix read more »

The Williams Martini Racing team continued their strong Suzuka pace on Saturday by locking out the second row of the grid behind the all-dominating Mercedes team. Valtteri... read more »

Valtteri Bottas qualified third for the sixth time this season with Felipe Massa fourth after a strong qualifying session for Williams Martini Racing. · Valtteri and Felipe... read more »

Felipe Massa says that Williams F1 deserved to line up on the second row of the grid for the Japanese Grand Prix after making strides with its car throughout the year. read more »

Today has been a really good day's work. read more »

Valtteri Bottas reckons Williams has been able to cut the gap to the pace-setting Mercedes team at this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix. read more »

From third place on the grid, Valtteri Bottas is targeting points - and a return to the F1 podium - whatever the weather gods decide to throw at Suzuka on Sunday. read more »