Williams Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds says Formula 1's planned rule changes for 2017 "feel a bit rushed" and has proposed postponing them until the 2018… read more »

Williams technical chief Pat Symonds thinks the planned rules revolution for 2017 "feel a little bit rushed" and should be pushed back another season. Early last year... read more »

Formula 1 should wait "until 2018" to overhaul the regulations as Pat Symonds fears the proposals that are on the table for next year do not go far enough... read more »

The new technical rules package planned for the 2017 Formula 1 season will not be as revolutionary as first thought, according to Williams technical chief Pat Symonds read more »

Williams technical boss Pat Symonds says fans will notice the difference when cars take to the track this year. read more »

F1 will get a little louder this year with Williams chief Pat Symonds predicting the 2016 power units to be up to 25% noisier read more »

F1 cars will be up to 25 per cent louder in 2016 following changes to the exhaust rules, according to Williams technical chief Pat Symonds. read more »

The noise of a Formula 1 engine could be as much as 25 per cent higher in 2016 because of exhaust regulation changes, says Williams technical chief Pat Symonds read more »

Formula 1's 2016 tyre rule tweaks became a missed opportunity because Pirelli did not sufficiently trust the teams, reckons Williams's chief technical officer Pat Symonds read more »

Williams technical chief Pat Symonds believes the challenge posed by the revamped 2017 regulations is more difficult than Formula 1 teams encountered in 2009 read more »

Williams technical chief Pat Symonds says being leapfrogged by rival Ferrari during the 2015 Formula 1 season "hurts" read more »

Formula One's teams are expected to formally agree on 2017's new aero regulations next week, with the current draft offering more downforce and "retro"... read more »

Pat Symonds says there would be little to gain from going through a lengthy appeals processions against Felipe Massa's Brazilian GP exclusion read more »

F1 could be destined to feature 'retro' looking cars in 2017 as Pat Symonds reveals the first draft of bodywork tweaks is close to being agreed. read more »

Pat Symonds believes Williams should be "very proud" of the fact they are on course to finish third in the Constructors' Championship for a second successive... read more »

Williams chief technical officer Pat Symonds admits he doesn't know if the team will run Mercedes' upgraded engine during 2015. read more »

Never mind a penalty, Pat Symonds reckons Lewis Hamilton should be disqualified from the Italian GP for breaking a "safety regulation"... read more »

Williams has confirmed that both Felipe Massa and Valtteri Bottas will remain with the team next season, continuing the relatively successful partnership. Whilst Massa had been... read more »

Williams technical director Pat Symonds believes the days of Formula 1 teams bringing a one-off big upgrade package to a grand prix are now gone read more »

Pat Symonds reckons Williams are not doing too badly in 2015 despite criticism about their apparent lack of success compared to 2014. View the original post at Williams... read more »

Williams technical chief Pat Symonds says he is "proud" of the criticism levelled at the team for what many feel was not a strong start to the Formula 1 season read more »

Williams technical director Pat Symonds has heaped praise on Felipe Massa, saying he is surprised by how well the Brazilian has settled... read more »

Pat Symonds has accused Ferrari of trying to "destabilise" Williams through their efforts to sign Valtteri Bottas for next season... read more »

Williams technical director Pat Symonds slams Ferrari over the Bottas saga. He claims Ferrari's behaviour destabilizes the relationship of Bottas and Williams. read more »

Williams Formula 1 team technical director Pat Symonds has been impressed by the performances of Felipe Massa since the Brazilian joined the team. Massa ended his seven-year... read more »