Carlos Sainz apologises after colliding with teammate Alex Albon at Williams, as both drivers open up on a torrid race defined by a lack of pace.

Carlos Sainz commits to a new multi-year F1 deal with Williams, completing the team's 2027 driver line-up alongside Alex Albon ahead of Zandvoort.

Alex Albon has agreed a new deal to stay at Williams through 2027, extending his run as the team's most-capped driver in history.

Carlos Sainz and Oscar Piastri give their sides of the Hungarian GP collision that cost Sainz a penalty and ended Piastri's winning chances.

Carlos Sainz retired from the Austrian Grand Prix with a suspected electrical issue, ending a promising recovery drive after overnight setup changes improved his pace.

The Williams journey in recent years has been inspiring, with an impressive 2025 campaign, but do they have what it takes to get back to the front this year and live up to their historic legacy?

Liam looks at all the Formula 3 drivers who have an association with a Formula One team

Leclerc leads Day 2 in Bahrain as F1’s 2026 low-downforce era causes oversteer galore. Norris P2 and Bearman P3 while Alpine's reliability falters.

With all 11 F1 teams having unveiled their 2026 liveries, our writers decide which outfits have the most eye-catching designs to mark the start of a new era for the sport.

After being the only team to miss the Barcelona shakedown, many are speculating that Williams have dug themselves a hole too deep to crawl out of. Is it truly the end for a team that delivered promising results last season, or are they set to defy the odds?

Williams has pulled out of F1's private testing in Barcelona after delays in getting the FW48 ready.

Luke Browning will take up F1 reserve driver duties for Williams in 2026, while also competing in the Japanese Super Formula Championship following a switch from F2.

Everything you need to know about each F1 team’s car launch ahead of the 2026 season with new technical regulations.

Our writers give six bold predictions for the 2026 F1 season – including maiden victories and new teams making a splash.

For Williams, 2025 was a significant step forward as the team climbed to fifth in the Constructors’ Championship. With more consistency and less errors compared to the last few seasons, Williams outscored their mid-field rivals to secure their best championship result in eight years. Here's their end of year report.

We have our champion. Exciting, perhaps not; tense, most certainly. Lando Norris was on top of the world in Abu Dhabi, but who else was all smiles?

The 2025 Qatar Grand Prix was marked by a unique tyre regulation and a curious McLaren strategy call, but who won out and who didn’t?

Carlos Sainz will retain his P3 start for the Las Vegas Grand Prix after being flagged by the stewards for rejoining the track unsafely in Q1 at Turn 5.

Reviewing Williams’ 2025 success and looking back on the team’s history following the announcement of their rebrand for 2026.

Williams head to Austin leading the midfield fight, with Sainz confident of momentum and Albon wary of the circuit’s demanding layout.