Sister company to Williams Martini Racing has picked up a notable accolade for its work in taking flywheel energy storage technology beyond the boundaries of F1. read more »

As the London 2012 Olympic Games continue, a Williams Formula 1 car is on display to the general public. It can be found in the Design Museum as part of the Designed to Win... read more »

Williams helps Audi to success at Le Mans with its electric flywheel technology read more »

Williams Hybrid Power is pleased to announce an association with Audi Sport to become the hybrid system energy storage supplier for the Audi R18 e-tron quattro. WHP’s... read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael reveals the team could switch to a flywheel KERS - although probably not before the 2012 season read more »

Williams is keeping its flywheel KERS on the backburner even though it has committed to a battery-based system this year's FW33 read more »

Williams technical director Sam Michael says his team is not ruling out using its flywheel KERS this year, although he conceded it was very unlikely. read more »

As the Kinetic Energy Recover System (KERS) makes a comeback in Formula 1 this year, Williams admit that they have been unable to make use of the flywheel system which they... read more »

Williams will use a battery-based kinetic energy recovery system in 2011 - instead of the flywheel unit the team has been developing for the past two years – because of the... read more »