In a candid interview with The Sun newspaper, Claire Williams, the former boss of the Williams Formula 1 team and daughter of co-founder Sir Frank Williams, has opened up about her thoughts on the team’s latest changes and her personal journey since leaving her role in late 2020. Reflecting on the team’s current state, Williams
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Other than winning a record breaking eighth world championship title to overtake Michael Schumacher, there is not a lot left that Lewis Hamilton could hope to achieve in F1. The 38-year-old has however admitted that there is one team on the grid that he has always dreamed of driving for and it is not the
MoreThe 2012 Spanish Grand Prix was, by all accounts, a remarkable race weekend. Pastor Maldonado started the race on pole after Lewis Hamilton was disqualified from qualifying for running out of fuel on his final run, while team-mate Bruno Senna qualified down in 17th position. READ: Jackie Stewart Would ‘Love’ To See Sebastian Vettel Retire
MoreWilliams Racing have appointed Simon Roberts as acting team principal, hot on the heels of Claire Williams standing down from her role as deputy team principal of the team. In a statement, the constructor said Roberts would serve as team principal “during this transitional period” for the Williams F1 team. READ: Mclaren Expecting ‘New Normal’
MoreSir Frank Williams and daughter Claire will step down from their respective roles at Williams Racing following this weekend’s Italian Grand Prix. Explaining their decision, deputy team principal Claire Williams said, “With the future of the team now secured, this feels like the appropriate time for us to step away from the sport. READ: Ferrari
MoreWilliams Racing has been acquired by Dorilton Capital, a US investment company, marking the end of the F1 team’s strategic review which was launched in May and explored various sources of funding to secure the constructor’s financial future. Williams announced the acquisition in a press release on Friday morning, and said Dorilton Capital’s priority will
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