Williams Chief Operations Engineer Mark Gillan reflects on a Canadian GP weekend which saw his team's drivers finish 13th and 17th. read more »

Pastor Maldonado, 13th: Today the car felt very consistent and was pretty well balanced, but unfortunately starting so far back after qualifying meant that I could not really... read more »

Mark Gillan, Chief Operations Engineer: Following a reasonably competitive morning session we struggled to find the pace in qualifying which we now need to analyse and... read more »

TEAM REPRESENTATIVES - Andrew GREEN (Force India), Antonio CUQUERELLA (HRT), Graeme LOWDON (Marussia), Jonathan NEALE (McLaren), Mark GILLAN (Williams). Q. Antonio, today there... read more »

Pastor Maldonado, 13th: "We completed all of the things that we had planned for the session so we have had a productive day and are in a good place heading into the... read more »

Friday's press conference with Antonio Cuquerella (HRT), Graeme Lowdon (Marussia), Mark Gillan (Williams), Andrew Green (Force India) and Jonathan Neale (McLaren) read more »

Williams's chief operations engineer Mark Gillan believes his team will have strong race pace in the Canadian Grand Prix, but is concerned about its qualifying form read more »

Andrew Green, Antonio Cuquerella, Graeme Lowdon, Jonathan Neale and Mark Gillan faced the media in Montreal... read more »

Pastor Maldonado: We have been working very hard to improve the performance of the car and I can feel it getting better all the time. I am therefore hoping for a strong finish... read more »

Williams F1 finished the Monaco Grand Prix with mixed feelings. Bruno Senna finished 10th, bringing home one world championship point for the team, but the pace of the FW34 had... read more »

Q:  Mark, it was a frustrating weekend for Williams F1 in Monaco. So much potential, yet the team only got one world championship point. How competitive was the FW34... read more »

Williams finished the Monaco Grand Prix with mixed feelings. Bruno Senna finished 10th, bringing home one point for the team, but the pace of the FW34 had promised a lot more,... read more »

Following on from their win in Barcelona and despite the huge garage fire after the race, Williams were tipped for more strong results when F1 reached Monte Carlo. Chief... read more »

Williams endured a frustrating weekend in which they didn't show their true potential says chief operations engineer Mark Gillan. read more »

Williams chief operations engineer Mark Gillan admits that the team was disappointed with Pastor Maldonado during the Monaco Grand Prix weekend read more »

Williams Chief Operating Engineer Mark Gillan has said he is disappointed with the outcome of the Monaco weekend for the British team. Pastor Maldonado’s race ended... read more »

Bruno Senna, 10th: I'm happy we got a point from a very tough race. We deserved more and I felt we could be stronger than this, but today it didn't happen and so we... read more »

Williams chief technical officer Mark Gillan believes his cars were quick enough to secure fourth of fifth place on the grid at Monaco and is hoping the team can prove its pace... read more »

Pastor Maldonado, 19th: "Everything was quite tight today. We were on the pace and looking good for a top five position but I came across traffic on what would have been... read more »

Williams engineering chief Mark Gillan says the outfit will not be happy until its regularly racing at the front of Formula 1 - despite its success in the Spanish Grand Prix read more »

Mark Gillan, Chief Operations Engineer: This morning we had a productive session with both drivers successfully working through their test programmes, but unfortunately the wet... read more »

Williams chief operations engineer Mark Gillan says his team's return to form this year is rooted in preparations made at the end of last season read more »

Williams Mark Gillan reveals that while his team has already made procedural changes following the pit fire in Barcelona, he expects the authorities to introduce their own... read more »

Mark Gillan, Chief Operations Engineer: The 78 lap race on the demanding 3.34km long partially resurfaced Monaco circuit is unique and is undoubtedly one of the most stringent... read more »

Williams are fully prepared for the Monaco Grand Prix, despite suffering a garage fire at the last race in Spain just a week ago. The Grove outfit were celebrating in their... read more »