Logan Sargeant confirmed for 2023 Williams seat after earning super licence
Logan Sargeant has officially signed up with Williams as a driver for the F1 in 2023 following his fourth-place finish in the F2 standings.
Logan Sargeant has officially signed up with Williams as a driver for the F1 in 2023 following his fourth-place finish in the F2 standings.
Williams CEO Jost Capito thinks that Nicholas Latifi’s crash in Abu Dhabi last year, which sparked the controversial F1 season finale at Yas Marina, has had a long-lasting impact on the Canadian’s driving
Williams driver Alex Albon was put on a ventilator after surgery-related issues caused him to experience “respiratory failure.”
Oscar Piastri was a candidate for a Williams 2023 race seat, according to team principal and CEO Jost Capito.
Williams boss Jost Capito is convinced that the team’s owner, Dorilton Capital, is committed to Formula 1 and has no plans to part with the British outfit.
After making a strong impression on the team in 2022, Alex Albon secured a new long-term contract with Williams, giving him and his professional golfer girlfriend reason to celebrate.
Alexander Albon was issued a challenge by Jost Capito to get faster following the signing of his new contract with Williams.
Alexander Albon’s contract with Williams has been extended, and he will continue to race for the team through 2023 as part of a new, multi-year deal.
Logan Sargeant, a member of the Williams Academy, will make his F1 debut in Austin, where he will participate in Friday’s opening practice, in October.
Nicholas Latifi’s car will now receive the latest FW44 upgrade package, according to Williams, in time for the French Grand Prix this weekend.