Pierre Gasly feels Williams' "enormous progress" with their FW42 means they can now be considered a Formula 1 midfield team again. read more »

George Russell says the biggest improvement between Williams' FW42 and the FW43 for 2020 is its "driveability". read more »

When the 2019 Formula 1 season got underway nine teams enjoyed a relatively smooth start to their campaign. But after sliding to last in 2018 Williams' garage remained... read more »

Williams appears to be back on the right track, with the car build timed perfectly and running fine on the first day of testing. But what exactly is differerent on their new... read more »

Williams driver George Russell has described the FW43 as a "definite improvement" on last year's FW42, which spent the entire season running at the back of the... read more »

Robert Kubica has described the Williams FW42 of last year as a "mobile chicane" in an interview with a Polish publication. read more »

Many of the fundamental issues that affected Williams in 2019 have been addressed with the Teams' new FW43 challenger, according to Design Director Doug McKiernan. read more »

ROKiT Williams Racing had mixed race result, as George Russell out performed his FW42, and managed to get twelfth place with the help of a safety car at the end of the race. read more »

Robert Kubica returned to Formula 1 with Williams in 2019, but he feels he hasn't really raced since 2010 due to the poor FW42. read more »

George Russell and Robert Kubica finished fourteenth and seventeenth respectively in the Italian Grand Prix, with Dave Robson feeling the straight-line speed of the Williams... read more »

Williams reserve driver, Nicholas Latifi will drive the FW42 once again in FP1, as team aims to build on improved form witnessed in Hungary. read more »

Robert Kubica wants a more consistent car across the remaining nine Grand Prix of 2019 so Williams will be able to focus purely on improving the performance level of their FW42. read more »

Williams will sport a series of special messages on the FW42 as Sir Frank Williams celebrates his 50th year in charge of the team. read more »

Nicholas Latifi will drive Williams' FW42 F1 car during opening practice in Canada this weekend.  read more »

We believe that we have improved the performance of the FW42 and increased our understanding of the car and the tyres. Whether this will show or not in Monaco is unclear. read more »

George Russell's Williams FW42 car requires a new gearbox following his FP3 crash, meaning a five-place grid penalty has been incurred. read more »

The pole scored points in three of his four previous Spanish Grand Prix but hopes updates to Williams' FW42 can move them closer to the midfield this time around. read more »

Robert Kubica will start Formula 1's Azerbaijan Grand Prix from the pitlane, following his Williams team's decision to make changes to his FW42 in the aftermath of... read more »

Williams Formula 1 driver Robert Kubica says his Azerbaijan Grand Prix qualifying crash showed he should allow "a bit more margin" while he is still lacking... read more »

Russell will not be back in action until FP3 on Saturday after Williams is forced to change the chassis on his FW42 car. read more »

FP1 in Baku was cancelled after a lose drain cover wrecked George Russell's Williams on his first run out of the pits. read more »

Williams remain at the bottom of the Constructors' Championship without a point after the first three races after a poor start to 2019 with their FW42 chassis. read more »

The Pole is expecting a tough weekend in Baku as Williams continue to flounder at the back of the pack with their FW42. read more »

George Russell admits Williams need to introduce upgrades that will make the FW42 a more consistent car but fears they don't have that "something special" in the... read more »

Robert Kubica says he was encouraged by a "different" feeling from Williams's Formula 1 car in China Grand Prix practice, as the team continues to work on... read more »