Colapinto will return to Williams eventually, says Vowles
SILVERSTONE, England : Argentine driver Franco Colapinto will return eventually to Williams after joining Formula One rivals Alpine as reserve, team principal James Vowles said on Friday.
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Williams set for Valentine's Day F1 car reveal
LONDON : Former champions Williams, with Carlos Sainz joining from Ferrari alongside Alex Albon, will unveil their 2025 Formula One car at Silverstone on Feb 14 - Valentine's Day - ahead of a 10-team livery launch in London on the 18th.
Carlos Sainz patient, motivated to return Williams to legendary roots
Carlos Sainz knows the process of moving Williams up the Formula 1 grid will take some time, but the 30-year-old Spaniard said his motivation to do so is "unbelievable."
F1 will be a 'battle of giants' with GM entry, says RB boss
DOHA : Formula One will become even more a 'battle of giants' with the arrival in 2026 of General Motors' Cadillac brand as an 11th team, according to RB boss Laurent Mekies.
Colapinto uncertain for Las Vegas race after heavy crash
LAS VEGAS : Argentine Formula One rookie Franco Colapinto is uncertain for Saturday's Las Vegas Grand Prix after crashing heavily in qualifying.
Williams hurting after three big crashes in Brazil
Williams boss James Vowles said he was 'hurting' after the Formula One team suffered three costly crashes in Brazil on Sunday and dropped a place in the constructors' world championship.
Russell fastest in Mexico after Albon and Bearman collide
MEXICO CITY : George Russell was fastest for Mercedes in opening Mexico City Grand Prix practice on Friday after a heavy collision between Williams' Alex Albon and Ferrari's Oliver Bearman halted the session.
Carlos Sainz Insists Leaving Ferrari Does Not Mean Farewell To Winning
Carlos Sainz believes his days as a race-winning driver will not be over when he leaves Ferrari for Williams next season. The 30-year-old Spaniard, who has won three times with Ferrari, told reporters on Thursday ahead of this weekend's Mexico Grand Prix that he is hungry for more and believes he can chase victories in future. "Nothing would make me happier than achieving something like that before the end of the year," he said, referring to the prospect of another win for Ferrari before he is replaced by seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton.