Williams set to run KERS in Melbourne despite issues with the system during pre-season testing read more »

Q: How has winter testing gone and how confident are you in the design of the FW33? Sam Michael: We had a few reliability problems read more »

Williams have encountered several problems with the Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) in winter testing although Technical Director Sam Michael is now fully confident that... read more »

A brief chat with the Williams technical director. read more »

Former World Champions Williams head into the 2011 season with a car sporting a tightly-packed rear end which other designers in the paddock continue to struggle in... read more »

Williams's technical director Sam Michael says his team is fully prepared for the start of the season despite some reliability issues hindering winter testing. read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael says that the adjustable rear wing is worth half a second per lap in qualifying. read more »

Rubens Barrichello has set his sights on a points finish in Melbourne, saying Williams are better prepared this year than they were in 2010... read more »

Williams' Rubens Barrichello discusses the F33, which he quite likes, and the teething problems with KERS and the adjustable rear wing... read more »

Rubens Barrichello has been interviewed by his team about his feelings on the upcoming season and his FW33. It appears that he is confident the Williams will perform better... read more »

Rubens Barrichello forecasts a better season ahead for Williams than was 2010, revealing that 'everything has been prepared well' ahead of the Melbourne curtain-raiser. read more »

Rubens Barrichello is pleased with the new Williams FW33 ahead of the new season, saying that it is a better car than the 2010 offering. read more »

Rubens Barrichello now heads into his second season with Williams after switching from Brawn GP at the start of last year. However, despite being confident that the Grove squad... read more »

Rubens Barrichello is aiming for a top-10 start and points finish at least in the season-opening grand prix, as he is confident Williams begins 2011 in better shape that it... read more »

The Williams team has confirmed that, despite suggestions to the contrary, it will run with its KERS system in place at the Australian GP. read more »

A Williams Formula 1 car has been displayed in Austin, Texas – new home for the returning United States Grand Prix from 2012 onwards – as the city screens the acclaimed... read more »

Williams will run KERS during the season opening grand prix in Australia in a fortnight's time. The Grove based squad looked likely to dump the system read more »

Williams has announced an extension to its long-standing partnership with watch maker Oris, eight years after the two companies first agreed terms. After beginning its... read more »

Days after doubts emerged whether Williams' in-house KERS would be ready for the start of the season, it is being reported the team will run with it at the Australian... read more »

Williams will use their KERS unit in Australia, according to technical director Sam Michael... read more »

Williams has revealed that it will be using KERS during the season-opening Grand Prix of the year in Melbourne, with the team opting to stick with the unit despite its early... read more »

Williams will start the season with KERS on its cars, having resolved the problems it suffered in testing this week read more »

Ferrari, McLaren, Mercedes and Williams were greeted by treacherous track conditions on Saturday morning, as heavy rain drenched the Circuit de Catalunya overnight. With the... read more »

The Circuit de Catalunya is a somewhat quieter place to be as the weekend begins, with seven of the twelve Formula 1 teams having now packed up before heading to Australia.... read more »

Sam Michael says Williams have yet to decide whether they will use KERS in Australia after experience several problems in testing... read more »