The Williams F1 Team and the Formula 1 Organisation have introduced measures to react to the increasing financial troubles caused by the COVID-19 outbreak. read more »

Williams has announced that it has followed McLaren's example and furloughed much of its workforce. read more »

Williams have become the second Formula 1 team to furlough some members of staff, while drivers George Russell and Nicholas Latifi are taking 20 per cent pay cuts. read more »

Williams has confirmed that it has furloughed “some” of its staff, following in the footsteps of the McLaren Formula 1 team. Like McLaren, its senior management and its... read more »

Williams drivers George Russell and Nicolas Latifi have taken 20% pay cuts while staff have been placed on furlough as the cost of the current lockdown hits another of Formula... read more »

Williams put a number of staff on furlough and give drivers and senior management a pay cut as a result of the coronavirus crisis. read more »

Williams become the second F1 team to officially put employees into furlough. read more »

Williams has become the second Formula One team to announce furloughs for some of its staff and pay cuts for its drivers. read more »

Williams has confirmed it has placed a number of its Formula 1 staff on furlough as well as introducing pay cuts for its drivers and senior management members read more »

Williams has joined McLaren in officially announcing pay cuts for senior staff and its drivers, whilst placing some other members of staff on furlough. read more »

Former Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo has revealed that Ayrton Senna was desperate to switch from Williams to Ferrari in 1994. read more »

Williams says its recent poor form in Formula 1 cannot be put down to its decision not to purchase listed parts from a front-running team such as Mercedes read more »

McLaren driver Lando Norris believes Williams has produced a car which puts them "much closer" with the Formula 1 midfield. read more »

Lando Norris says McLaren will need to consider Williams in its strategy planning heading into each race through 2020, believing the team is now within the midfield battle read more »

Williams driver George Russell and Racing Point chief Otmar Szafnauer joined the Sky F1 team on our latest must-watch Vodcast - with Wednesday's guests discussing a range... read more »

Claire Williams has said her team's woes are not because they don't have a "pink Mercedes" like Racing Point has adopted. read more »

Seven UK-based F1 teams (Mercedes, Red Bull, McLaren, Renault, Racing Point, Haas and Williams) are battling the Coronavirus pandemic by using their engineering expertise and... read more »

Claire Williams believes its recent slump in results would not be solved by following the emerging trend of copying F1 rivals. read more »

George Russell "doubts" that Williams have improved upon their 2019 position, saying the team's expectations remain "under control". read more »

Deputy team principal, Claire Williams, is "not particularly happy" with Formula 1's two-tier system which is stunting competition and growth in the sport. read more »

George Russell insists Williams' expectations for the upcoming 2020 F1 season remain "under control" after a promising pre-season test. read more »

Williams is "not particularly happy" with the current two-tier structure of Formula 1 facilitated by close cooperation between teams, deputy team principal Claire... read more »

With his Formula 1 debut on hold, Nicholas Latifi says he's not nervous as it feels as if his Williams promotion is a continuation of last year's work. read more »

Nicholas Latifi was set to make his Formula 1 debut for Williams at the 2020 Australian Grand Prix but the event's cancellation means he remains without a race start to... read more »

Motorsport UK chairman David Richards says there is a "distinct" danger of Williams and Racing Point folding in the ongoing crisis. read more »