Williams confirms Zak O’Sullivan for Abu Dhabi FP1
Williams Racing Academy driver Zak O’Sullivan will take over Alexander Albon’s car in the opening Free Practice session of the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix.
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Williams declares Albon and Sargeant fit to race after Qatar health issues
Williams has announced that its drivers have been cleared to race after Qatar’s brutal conditions forced Logan Sargeant to retire while Alex Albon sought medical assistance.
Albon aims for results after a disappointing Friday in Singapore
Alex Albon says he intends to make up lost time on Saturday following a Friday that saw him miss nearly the entirety of second practice for the Singapore Grand Prix.
Williams sponsorship court case dismissed
US court action against Williams for allegedly failing to meet ROKiT sponsorship requirements has been dismissed due to the lead prosecutor’s ineligibility to practice law in the jurisdiction where the case was brought.
Sargeant reveals he does not use the in-race drink system
Logan Sargeant has admitted that he has not been using his in-race drink system during his rookie Formula 1 season.
Williams involved in a $100m lawsuit filed by former employee
A former Williams employee has reportedly filed a $100 million lawsuit against the squad in the United States, drawing the team into a complicated legal dispute.
Alex Albon addresses rumours of a possible Williams exit
Williams driver Alex Albon considers it flattering to learn that so many teams have been connected to him for the 2025 season.
Williams reveals Gulf livery which will feature in three races
The Gulf-inspired livery that Williams will use in three Formula 1 Grands Prix later in the year has been officially revealed.
Williams to let fans decide on Gulf livery
Williams revealed on the eve of the Monaco Grand Prix that it will let fans vote on four Gulf livery designs in the blue and orange colours of the sponsor.
Sargeant makes an apology to De Vries after Australia crash
Williams driver Logan Sargeant has apologised to Nyck de Vries for hitting the back of his car during the Australian Grand Prix.