Frank Williams is being treated for a "pressure sore" at Stoke Mandeville Hospital it has been revealed. read more »

Williams team principal Sir Frank Williams is "responding well" to treatment on a pressure sore on his back read more »

Williams team principal Sir Frank Williams and his deputy Claire Williams will miss the US GP as the former is to undergo a "routine treatment" in hospital... read more »

Williams team principal Sir Frank Williams is in hospital for treatment on a pressure sore on his back. read more »

Williams Founder and Team Principal Sir Frank Williams will be presented with the 2014 'Bernie Ecclestone Award' this weekend ahead of the inaugural Russian Grand Prix. read more »

Williams has announced that both Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas will be retained for the 2015 Formula 1 season. The pairing have helped the team to recover to fourth in the... read more »

Sir Frank Williams says he has "the highest regard" for Felipe Massa because he has learned how to stand up to Fernando Alonso read more »

New Ferrari team principal Marco Mattiacci says he's enjoying working with Kimi Raikkonen and described the Finnish driver as "super-cool". The Italian took over... read more »

Claire Williams insists that her team will never 'go the way of Tyrrell' and will remain a contender in Formula 1. Williams, deputy team principal to her father... read more »

With just days to go until the first Grand Prix of the 2014 season, and following some of the greatest technical changes in the era of the sport, Lotus' Technical... read more »

Williams will replace the Senna double 'S' sticker, which has been a feature on the nose of every Williams since Ayrton Senna's death at the 1994 San Marino... read more »

Williams Team Principal Sir Frank Williams says new signing Felipe Massa still has a hunger to succeed in Formula 1, ahead of next weekend's Australian Grand Prix. read more »

Williams Team Principal Sir Frank Williams says he has been encouraged by the progress the FW36 has made throughout testing but is unwilling to make predictions about the... read more »

Williams has confirmed that they have signed a multi-year deal with Martini. The team - which will be known as Williams Martini Racing - unveiled their 2014 livery in London.... read more »

Williams has unveiled a new title sponsorship deal with Martini, the world's best selling Vermouth, which sees the famous stripes return to the Grove team's livery.... read more »

Jenson Button believes the Mercedes works team and its power unit customer, Williams, are the favourites for the opening race of the season in Australia. The McLaren driver,... read more »

The Williams team has announced that Felipe Nasr will fulfil the role of test and reserve driver during the 2014 season. The Brazilian will attend all 19 rounds of the... read more »

Williams has announced a new multi-year partnership with Brazilian multi-national energy company Petrobras. Petrobras was a partner of the team between 1998 and 2009. Petrobras... read more »

New Williams signing Felipe Massa talks training, new regulations and Frank Williams... read more »

The Williams F1 Team has announced that Felipe Massa will join the team to drive alongside Valtteri Bottas for 2014 in a move predicted by many. Massa, a veteran of 12 seasons,... read more »

Whilst speculation has linked Ross Brawn to Williams for next season, team principal and founder Sir Frank Williams admits no contact has been made between the two. Brawn, who... read more »

Sir Frank Williams says Ross Brawn "would be a great addition" to Williams but has not made any contact over a potential move read more »

Sir Frank Williams says Ross Brawn would be a great addition to his team but plays down the chances of a deal being done     read more »

Reaping the fruits of the collaboration with Qatar is Sir Frank Wiliams’ “last big wish”, he admitted on Tuesday. A couple of years ago, the... read more »

While even founder Sir Frank Williams had to admit that the company he founded wasn't having the best of years in F1 terms, it turns out they're still doing rather... read more »