Logan Sargeant will get his second taste of a Formula 1 free practice session when he replaces Alexander Albon in the opening session in Mexico on Friday. read more »

This week's episode of Off Grid takes you behind the scenes at a memorable week in Austin for the United States Grand Prix. With pop-ups, parties and an FP1 debut for... read more »

Having done a very good job in Austin, 2023 hopeful Logan Sargeant gets another chance to experience an FP1 session. read more »

This week, Logan Sargeant makes his Head 2 Head debut as he and Alex Albon go racing at Circuit of the Americas in the Duracell RC Car Challenge. Who will come out on top?... read more »

Red Bull team boss Christian Horner says that Logan Sargeant’s potential Formula 1 promotion would be "great news" for the sport. Last week, Williams announced that... read more »

Williams F1 boss Jost Capito announced on Saturday in Austin that Formula 2 driver Sargeant would get a race seat for 2023 so long as he gets the required FIA superlicence... read more »

Capito officially confirmed in Austin on Saturday that the Williams Academy driver will replace Nicholas Latifi next season, assuming that he secures his FIA superlicence after... read more »

American Logan Sargeant will race for Williams next year as long as he qualifies for a Formula 1 driver's 'super-licence'. read more »

Jost Capito says the second Williams seat in 2023 will be Logan Sargeant if the American secures the points needed to earn a FIA Superlicence in the Formula 2 finale next month. read more »

Logan Sargeant will compete in the opening free practice sessions of both the Mexico City and Abu Dhabi Grand Prix with Williams as well as the post-season young driver test. read more »

Logan Sargeant enjoyed his first official free practice session on Friday as the Williams junior completed twenty-three laps of the Circuit of the Americas. read more »

Further outings for Logan Sargeant suggest the American is closing on the second Williams seat in 2023, as Grove outfit supports him in his quest for Super Licence. read more »

Williams have confirmed Logan Sargeant will drive for them in 2023 if he earns the required number of super licence points by the end of the current Formula 2 season. read more »

American driver Logan Sargeant will race for Williams in Formula One next year if he gets the final superlicence points he needs in F2 this year, the team confirmed on Saturday. read more »

Williams team principal Jost Capito has confirmed that Logan Sargeant will race for the outfit in 2023 if he can secure the required FIA super licence. read more »

Williams boss Jost Capito has announced that Logan Sargeant will race for the team in Formula 1 next year if he accrues the required Super Licence points. Sargeant joined... read more »

Williams F1 team boss Jost Capito has confirmed Logan Sargeant will drive for the team in 2023 if he secures the superlicence points he needs.  read more »

Formula 2 driver Sargeant made his F1 race weekend debut in opening practice for the United States Grand Prix on Friday in Austin.The American is the favourite to replace... read more »

There was no hiding the absolute delight of rookies Alex Palou, Theo Pourchaire, Robert Schwartzman and Logan Sargeant following their FP1 debuts. read more »

Logan Sargeant strengthened his chances of securing a place on the F1 grid with Williams next season after a composed debut performance in practice for the United States Grand... read more »

Williams F1 team boss Jost Capito has dropped a hint that Logan Sargeant could be confirmed as their race driver for 2023 as soon as this weekend.  read more »

The American is favourite to replace Nicholas Latifi in a Williams race seat next year, and paddock sources have indicated he could be announced as early as Saturday.However,... read more »

Logan Sargeant looks set to end the long wait for an American driver on the F1 grid next year. read more »

Logan Sargeant, who previously drove the FW43 at last year's post-season test, will drive Nicholas's car in FP1 and will complete the usual engineering programme. read more »

Logan Sargeant will replace Nicholas Latifi for the opening free practice session of the United States Grand Prix this weekend. read more »