Williams Racing Academy driver, Logan Sargeant, will get his first taste of an F1 car when he gets behind the wheel of the FW43B for post season testing in Abu Dhabi. Join... read more »

Williams junior driver Logan Sargeant will have his first Formula 1 test outing next week in Abu Dhabi. Sargeant will drive Williams' FW43B during next Tuesday's... read more »

Williams has announced that Jack Aitken will drive the FW43B in first practice for the 2021 Formula 1 season finale in Abu Dhabi. read more »

Williams are no longer developing the FW43B, and so the United States GP onwards will be about maintaining P8 in the Constructors'. read more »

Struggling to progress during the Russian Grand Prix, Nicholas Latifi says attacking is difficult in the Williams FW43B. read more »

Max Verstappen believes Williams' FW43B "isn't as bad as people think" following the squad's recent form in Formula 1. Williams slumped to the rear of... read more »

George Russell admitted that he is not yet "feeling" the Williams FW43B following qualifying for the Italian Grand Prix. read more »

Whilst we thought that Zandvoort might be less favourable for the FW43B than Spa, the times today don't really tell the full story. read more »

George Russell says Williams is "the ninth-quickest team" on paper and is surprised at the level of competitiveness the FW43B has shown in qualifying. Williams has... read more »

Russell insists that the team's data suggests that, on paper, the FW43B is only faster than the Haas, except when it comes to qualifying, when the Englishman regularly... read more »

Nicholas Latifi says Williams is trying to uncover a potential issue with his FW43B after claiming he was losing six-tenths on the straights at Silverstone. Latifi's... read more »

Jost Capito thinks Williams' pre-race scare at the Austrian Grand Prix was a symptom of George Russell being "overly sensitive" about his FW43B. read more »

Nicholas Latifi struggled with performance extremities in his Williams during the Austrian Grand Prix, ranging from "horrible" to "amazing". read more »

Williams go into the Styrian Grand Prix after making some improvements to the FW43B in France, with the team hoping the progress made will benefit them this weekend at the Red... read more »

We know that there is still a lot to do to improve the overall competitiveness of FW43B, but the car is getting better and days like today confirm that we can race hard in... read more »

Roy Nissany returns to the cockpit at Williams for this weekend's Friday morning session, taking over George Russell's FW43B. read more »

Roy Nissany will drive for Williams during Friday's opening practice session for Formula 1's French Grand Prix. Formula 2 racer Nissany linked up with Williams ahead... read more »

The pair had collided at high-speed while battling over ninth place in the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix, which put them both out - wrecking their respective FW43B and W12... read more »

Neither George Russell nor Nicholas Latifi were in with a chance to score points in Monaco, a track that did not suit their FW43B Williams car. read more »

Williams will mark its 750th grand prix in Monaco by sporting 100 lucky fans' names on the halo of the team's FW43Bs. read more »

George Russell says Williams' FW43B felt "joyous to drive" in Spain owing to relatively smooth conditions, as the team fought in the lower midfield. Williams had... read more »

Once again, the top-10 was agonisingly close, but this only increases our appetite and motivation to push everything out of the FW43B for the rest of the season. read more »

Russell put in his best qualifying performance of his Williams career thus far in earning 11th on the grid, but in what he called "a race of survival" he slipped back... read more »

George Russell said that unless the "stars align", Williams end up nowhere with the extremely sensitive FW43B. read more »

Having his dream of a first point with Williams battered by the wind, George Russell was "not" surprised by his troubles in Portimao. read more »