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It’s the autumn of 2018 and Williams are in the midst of their worst season in their entire 41 year participation in Formula 1. SMP, then Williams driver Sergey Sirotkin’s primary backer, disgruntled at the team’s performance, decide that they’d rather not extend their & Sirotkin’s deal for another season Read more…

We might be approaching the penultimate act of the 2019 Formula 1 season, but with a new front wing Williams continue to push ahead with developments of its FW42 that could carry forward into the winter and the season beyond should they show promise. Formula 1 2019 has been a Read more…

The demise of Autosport magazine

By Michaelmad, ago

On Sunday rumours started to circulate that Motorsport network, the company behind some of the world’s leading motorsport media including Autosport, F1 Racing & Motorsport.com was about to retire a number of their titles and in doing so, break the hearts of thousands of motorsport fans worldwide. For amongst the Read more…

Typhoon Hagibis has the potential to reach ‘violent’ the most destructive category on Japan’s Meteorological Agency’s scale, and it’s on its way to Japan this weekend, just in time for this year’s Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix. The super-typhoon is currently gusting at around 240 kmh and it’s likely to peak Read more…

Kubica’s Williams steering wheel

By Michaelmad, ago

Williams driver Robert Kubica‘s reduced movement in his right arm as a result of his horrible accident in the Rally of Andorra in 2011 has led to Williams manufacturing him a specially modified steering wheel designed to help him better access buttons and knobs that drivers use to alter the Read more…

Williams driver George Russell would bet his house that Williams won’t repeat the same mistakes as they did in the early part of this year on the road to respectability in 2020 he’s said in an interview with Autosport magazine. Williams, one of Formula 1’s most iconic teams has, endured Read more…

As the debate around Robert Kubica‘s retirement from the Russian Grand Prix and the potential contractual implications that may have for the team and sponsor PKN Orlen rumbles on, Williams have moved to publicly explain the issues with George Russell‘s car that resulted in him nestled in the barriers, prompting Read more…

Orlen wants answers from Williams

By Michaelmad, ago

Orlen, the Polish petrochemical company that provide funding to the Williams F1 team by way of sponsorship in exchange (in part) for the team giving Robert Kubica a 2019 race seat have said that they intend to find out why their man was retired from the Russian Grand Prix, and Read more…

Jean Alesi and Williams

By Michaelmad, ago

I’m jumping on the back of a bit of a bandwagon here, following the publishing of an article by Charles Bradley on motorsport.com and the subsequent chatter about an apparent opportunity missed by Jean Alesi to secure himself a championship or two. Williams apparently expressed an interest in French-Sicilian Alesi Read more…

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