Formula One should prioritise implementing a spending cost cap if it wants to reduce the large performance gaps that currently exist in the sport, according to Williams... read more »

Williams F1 technical chief Paddy Lowe says Lance Stroll's points lead over Felipe Massa does not fairly reflect their seasons, with the Brazilian suffering a larger share... read more »

Williams hold a twenty-three-point lead over the chasing pack with just two races remaining as they battle for fifth place in the Constructors' Championship. read more »

World champion Lewis Hamilton's racecraft is "unparalleled" among Formula 1 greats, reckons his long-time technical boss Paddy Lowe read more »

Lewis Hamilton's 2017 Formula 1 world championship was the best campaign of his career, reckons his long-time technical boss Paddy Lowe read more »

Having played a part in all of Lewis Hamilton's three previous successes, Paddy Lowe says Lewis Hamilton looked better than ever in 2017. read more »

Paddy Lowe says there is no reason why Daniil Kvyat should not be considered to drive for Williams in 2018 following his departure from Red Bull. read more »

The Williams drivers will share row six on the grid for the Mexican Grand Prix, but Paddy Lowe feels points are possible for both drivers on Sunday. read more »

Williams technical chief Paddy Lowe has dismissed suggestions that the team's 2018 driver decision will be restricted by title sponsor Martini. Williams currently holds... read more »

Williams Martini Racing's Paddy Lowe looks ahead to the unique challenge of the 2017 Mexican Grand Prix. read more »

The Chief Technical Officer of Williams saw Felipe Massa and Lance Stroll finish ninth and eleventh at the Circuit of The Americas on Sunday. read more »

Williams Martini Racing are in the hunt for points as the Formula 1 circus heads to the United States of America. read more »

The Williams Formula 1 team has been focused mainly on developing its 2018 car for the past month, according to chief technical officer Paddy Lowe read more »

Paddy Lowe was pleased with the teams efforts at the Japanese Grand Prix, despite only coming away with a tenth place. read more »

Paddy Lowe claims 2018 driver search is not limited to Kubica and di Resta. read more »

Part 2 of today's press conference with Yusuke Hasegawa, Ayao Komatsu and Paddy Lowe. read more »

Williams F1 technical chief Paddy Lowe confirms plans are in place to evaluate Robert Kubica and Paul di Resta for a 2018 F1 seat. read more »

Williams chief Paddy Lowe has confirmed that the team will test Robert Kubica and Paul di Resta, as it continues to evaluate its potential 2018 driver… read more »

The chief technical officer of Williams is looking ahead to this weekend's Japanese Grand Prix, with drivers Felipe Massa and Lance Stroll. read more »

Lance Stroll and Felipe Massa both scored points for Williams Martini Racing in Malaysia, leaving them one point apart in the championship standings with five races to go. read more »

Williams chief Paddy Lowe says the decision to switch Felipe Massa and Lance Stroll cost both drivers a place to Stoffel Vandoorne at the Malaysian Grand… read more »

Williams have confirmed their interest in Robert Kubica for 2018, with Paddy Lowe describing the Pole as a "very interesting opportunity". read more »

Williams Marini Racing's Paddy Lowe says it was great for the team to grab points from last weekend's Singapore Grand Prix. read more »

Williams will be making "quite substantial changes" to their 2018 car following a disappointing 2017 campaign, according to chief technical officer Paddy Lowe. read more »

Williams technical chief Paddy Lowe says that Lance Stroll should be "very proud" of his drive to eighth in Singapore, marking his fifth points finish from… read more »