Williams Racing's Head of Vehicle Performance Dave Robson has reflected on what he describes as an 'excellent race' for late stand-in Nyck de Vries at the... read more »

Twelfth place for Alexander Albon reflected a good result for Williams in Zandvoort, according to Head of Vehicle Performance, Dave Robson. read more »

Ferrari head of vehicle performance, Marco Adurno looks ahead to the upcoming Zandvoort GP. read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson has warned against going aggressive with aerodynamic developments as "the house normally wins" when gambling. read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson has conceded the progress made by the team this year has been masked by a lack of points on the board. read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson believes complaints over the innovative Aston Martin rear wing are born from 'jealousy'. read more »

Williams Racing Head of Vehicle Performance Dave Robson looks back on the action at the Hungarian Grand Prix. read more »

For as long as cars have raced each other for grand prix wins, tyres have played a crucial role in securing victory. As the only contact points between the vehicle and the... read more »

Williams Head of Vehicle Performance Dave Robson was pleased to see Alex Albon in the running for points in Austria after showing competitive pace, while Nicholas Latifi had to... read more »

Williams will be "bold" during Friday practice in Austria if it wants to extract potential from the upgrades it brought to Silverstone, according to the team's... read more »

Williams Head of Vehicle Performance Dave Robson praised Latifi's "strong drive" in Silverstone despite not reaching the points, and was relieved that Albon and... read more »

Williams Head of Vehicle Performance Dave Robson discusses new aero upgrades being brought to the team's home British Grand Prix. read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson has revealed the team will bring updates to the British Grand Prix on Alex Albon's car only. read more »

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Scuderia AlphaTauri's Head of Vehicle Performance was extremely apologetic to Yuki Tsunoda, who suffered from a rear wing failure in Azerbaijan. read more »

Williams' Head of Vehicle Performance Dave Robson, is expecting an exciting Azerbaijan Grand Prix which has thrown up some surprises in the past. read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson believes making comparisons between Alex Albon and former driver George Russell is unfair and unhelpful. read more »

Dave Robson, the Head of Vehicle Performance at Williams, said the team learned a lot about its FW44 despite circumstances going against them during the Monaco Grand Prix. read more »

Williams Racing head into the famous Monaco Grand Prix without any new parts for the FW44, according to Head of Vehicle Performance Dave Robson. read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson believes Nyck de Vries has proven his worth to the F1 grid after his run in first practice for the Spanish Grand Prix. read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson believes the FW44's performance has been masked by qualifying difficulties this season. read more »

Nyck de Vries will step-in for Alex Albon during FP1 this weekend in Spain, as Williams' Head of Vehicle Performance Dave Robson highlights the strengths of having De... read more »

Williams' Head of Vehicle Performance says the engineers will be busy this weekend as they learn the best ways to set-up the cars around the brand-new Miami International... read more »

Williams head of vehicle performance Dave Robson has warned the Miami Grand Prix could be punishing on cars, tyres and drivers. read more »

Williams' Head of Vehicle Performance, Dave Robson, praised his team for taking their opportunities at the Emilia Romagna Grand Prix where Alex Albon came agonisingly... read more »