Russell set his sights on scoring his first points for Williams after qualifying 11th on Saturday, finishing just half a tenth off a Q3 berth.But the race proved more difficult... read more »

George Russell described Formula 1’s Portuguese Grand Prix as Williams' "most difficult race since 2019" as he regressed through the midfield on Sunday. Williams... read more »

Russell climbed from his wrecked FW43B and ran to accost Bottas while the Finn was still sat in his own badly damaged car after the pair had crashed battling over ninth place... read more »

In its push to create more downforce and reduce the drag on its FW43B car for 2021, Williams opted for an aggressive design approach that causes its performance to dip in windy... read more »

Williams are putting the majority of their focus and resources into their 2022 car and won't sacrifice its development by putting too much effort into updating its FW43B... read more »

Williams' Nicholas Latifi says that, although his evening was cut short due to boost issues, he was surprised with the driveability of his 2021 machinery during the... read more »

Speaking after his single day driving the FW43B in pre-season testing earlier this month, Williams driver George Russell said he expected the team's 2021 performances to... read more »

Williams Racing's Dave Robson says their FW43B car is still underperforming despite a good opening day of practice in Bahrain. read more »

George Russell and Nicholas Latifi have voiced their concerns about the FW43B after the first practice sessions of the 2021 FIA Formula One World Championship. read more »

The Grove-based outfit believes that going down such a route with its FW43B will pay off handsomely in the right conditions and allow its drivers George Russell and Nicholas... read more »

If the wind is blowing in the right direction, Williams FW43B is "very fast", but if it's not, well therein lies the problem says George Russell. read more »

Williams launched its new car for the upcoming season last week, having already completed a shakedown at Silverstone with drivers George Russell and Nicholas Latifi in late... read more »

Williams test driver Roy Nissany will debut the team's new 2021 Formula 1 challenger at this week's pre-season test in Bahrain. read more »

Williams unveiled its new car for the 2021 season last week, presenting a heavily-revised livery that saw it adopt a striking new white, blue and yellow colour scheme.The FW43B... read more »

The Williams FW43B is here - and so are Will Buxton and Lawrence Barretto! They take this opportunity to discuss Williams' prospects in the 2021 season. For more F1®... read more »

Williams team principal Simon Roberts said the FW43B has been the easiest car to build of his Formula 1 career. read more »

The launch on Friday of the Williams FW43B gave little away other than revealing a revamped livery for the coming new season. read more »

Williams have revealed they plan to introduce some early upgrades to their FW43B as they aim to climb off the bottom of the constructors' standings. read more »

Williams have revealed their 2021 car, the FW43B, including a striking new livery to resemble the teams past, present and future ambitions. read more »

Williams planned to launch their 2021 challenger via augmented reality, but hackers forced the plan to be scrapped. read more »

The Grove-based Williams Racing team has taken the cover off its new FW43B with which the team is set to compete in the 2021 FIA Formula One World Championship. read more »

Williams has revealed its 2021 contender, the FW43B, which while an obvious carry over of the 2020 car features a striking new livery. read more »

Williams have become the ninth team to reveal their 2021 challenger, releasing the FW43B out into the world.  read more »

Williams has revealed its 2021 challenger as the covers were taken off the FW43B. read more »

Williams had planned to present its new car via an augmented reality app, only for hackers to force the team to abandon the idea and remove the app from digital platforms.The... read more »