Williams used Friday as an opportunity to test a new front wing on a busy day before qualifying and race on Sunday. read more »

Nico Hülkenberg says talks are still going on between him and Alfa Romeo about a possible 2020 drive but he says no talks have taken place with Williams. read more »

We spent time today evaluating a new front wing concept, which we did on both cars. read more »

Williams trialled a new front wing design during practice for the Japanese Grand Prix, as the team performs development work for its 2020 Formula 1 design concept read more »

Robert Kubica says Williams managed to cover its issue with a lack of key spares for its 2019 Formula 1 car until George Russell's Russian Grand Prix crash read more »

Robert Kubica says he and George Russell were able to "hide" Williams' parts shortage this season by avoiding "silly things". read more »

Williams lucky parts shortage did not arise earlier - Robert Kubica read more »

We come to Suzuka with some new test components to evaluate as we continue our preparations for the 2020 season. read more »

George Russell insists "I can bet my house" on Williams learning from their 2019 mistakes and becoming more competitive next season. read more »

George Russell claims he would "bet his house" on Williams being more competitive in 2020 than they have been in 2019, and that their car will be ready to hit the... read more »

George Russell says he would 'bet his house' on the Williams Formula 1 team not repeating its 2019 mistakes next season read more »

Although it arrived far later than expected, Robert Kubica is happy to finally be driving with his modified Williams steering wheel. read more »

Williams coming away empty handed once more in Russia, with neither George Russell or Robert Kubica finishing. read more »

Williams believes the delayed arrival of a new Formula 1 steering wheel is still of value to Robert Kubica, even though it did not appeared until after the summer break read more »

Williams have reaffirmed the reason for retiring Robert Kubica's car during the Russian Grand Prix after questions were raised by the Polish driver's chief sponsor. read more »

Williams have reiterated Robert Kubica's Russian GP retirement was a strategic call based on the "amount of accident damage" the team had sustained over the... read more »

Williams reveals that an issue with a wheel nut retainer was the root cause of Robert Kubica's retirement from last Sunday's Russian Grand Prix. read more »

Williams confirms a wheel nut retainer issue triggered George Russell's crash at the Russian Grand Prix, while reasoning numerous crash damages were the cause behind... read more »

Williams confirms George Russell exit cause amid Robert Kubica probe read more »

The Williams Formula 1 team says a wheel-retention issue caused George Russell's Russian Grand Prix retirement, and reiterated a lack of spares led it to stop Robert... read more »

Robert Kubica's sponsor has asked Williams to provide a formal explanation for the Polish driver's retirement from the Russian Grand Prix. read more »

Robert Kubica's sponsors Orlen say they may take action against Williams over the Polish driver's retirement at the Russian Grand Prix. read more »

Robert Kubica's sponsor has questioned the reason given by the Williams Formula 1 team for the one-time race winner's retirement from the Russian Grand Prix read more »

PKN Orlen confirms it will talk to Williams about its decision to withdraw Kubica from the race in Russia in order to save parts on his car. read more »

Robert Kubica's sponsor, Orlen, which also sponsors the Williams team, has called on the Grove outfit to explain his retirement from the Russian Grand Prix. read more »