Pat Symonds says Valtteri Bottas is approaching his peak in terms of driver performance and expects the Finn to continue his upward trend in 2017 read more »

Losing Valtteri Bottas to Mercedes would have "heavy consequences" for the Williams Formula 1 team, according to its technical chief Pat Symonds read more »

Williams technical chief Pat Symonds says it is "crucial" that the team holds on to Valtteri Bottas for the 2017 season, amid reports that Mercedes is trying to… read more »

Lance Stroll is expected to make mistakes during his rookie Formula 1 season, according to Williams Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds read more »

Lance Stroll's on-track development programme is similar to the one that Jacques Villeneuve completed before his Formula 1 debut with Williams in 1996, says technical... read more »

Williams technical director Pat Symonds says he is not aware of a loophole in next year's regulations that is capable of giving a team an advantage similar to the one... read more »

Rival Formula 1 teams are better than Williams at exploiting the regulations, concedes its technical chief Pat Symonds read more »

Williams Martini Racing are expecting a two-stop to be the favoured strategy in the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, in spite of Pirelli introducing the ultra soft tyre compound. read more »

Williams technical director Pat Symonds suspects Formula One's new-look cars are on course for a lap time improvement of four seconds per lap at high-downforce circuits... read more »

Williams Formula 1 team chief technical officer Pat Symonds suspects low track temperatures were responsible for his drivers failing to reach Q3 in qualifying for the Brazilian... read more »

Chief Technical Officer Pat Symonds hopes the team can perform this weekend even if it is mixed conditions. read more »

Williams technical chief Pat Symonds says the team is braced for a challenging weekend in Brazil, with wet weather forecast to impact proceedings. Early… read more »

Pat Symonds confirms Williams Martini Racing still regard Mexico as a new venue with their learning last year undoubtedly unfinished. read more »

Pat Symonds could not believe that Fernando Alonso went unpunished for his collision with Felipe Massa at the end of the United States Grand Prix on Sunday read more »

Williams ran with what chief technical officer Pat Symonds called an 'experimental' front wing in preparation for the 2017 season during Friday practice for the... read more »

Pat Symonds, Chief Technical Officer at Williams Martini Racing, is crossing his fingers that the new power unit upgrade being introduced at this weekend's United States... read more »

Williams technical chief Pat Symonds is wary of worsening bumps at the Circuit of the Americas after a double retirement from last year's race. Felipe Massa… read more »

Williams technical director Pat Symonds has admitted that the rapid progress of Force India has surprised him, while also branding his own team as 'stagnant' in 2016. read more »

After finishing third in the Formula 1 constructors' championship two years in a row, Williams has struggled for the same form in 2016. With Pat Symonds' help,... read more »

Williams technical director Pat Symonds says his team's development has been "remarkably stagnant" compared to rivals Force India this year. After finishing... read more »

The aerodynamic gains being made through Formula 1's incoming 2017 technical regulations are "staggering", according to Williams chief technical officer Pat Symonds read more »

Grabbing a line from the late Mark Twain, Pat Symonds says reports of his pending retirement have been "greatly exaggerated." read more »

Today's press conference with Bob Bell, Luigi Fraboni, Yusuke Hasegawa, Ayao Komatsu, Paddy Lowe and Pat Symonds. read more »

The Chief Technical Officer at Williams Martini Racing is looking forwards to the Japanese Grand Prix almost as much as the drivers are. read more »

Pat Symonds is eager to find out whether the changes made to the Sepang circuit makes the racing more interesting this weekend in Malaysia. read more »