Albon runs with the 'big dogs' in Australia
MELBOURNE : Alex Albon put Williams in the fight for points at the Australian Grand Prix after qualifying eighth on Saturday as the best of the rest behind Formula One's top four teams.
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MELBOURNE : Alex Albon put Williams in the fight for points at the Australian Grand Prix after qualifying eighth on Saturday as the best of the rest behind Formula One's top four teams.
LONDON : Williams were the second most improved team in Formula One's Bahrain season-opener but new boss James Vowles has warned it will take years for the former champions to return to the midfield, let alone challenging the top three.
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LONDON : The late McLaren boss Teddy Mayer liked to compare Formula One drivers to interchangeable light-bulbs, declaring "you plug them in and they do the job", and nowadays the same might be said for team principals.
MANAMA : Williams are in no rush to fill the vacant role of technical director left by the departure of Francois-Xavier Demaison, the Formula One team's new boss James Vowles said on Friday.
GROVE, England : Williams welcomed Gulf Oil International as a prominent new sponsor on Monday but warned against expecting any quick solution to shrinking the gulf between them and Formula One's top teams.
The Williams Formula 1 team launches its 2023 challenger on Monday. Following a tough 2022, the team looks forward to a better showing this year, with the budget cap and more time in the wind tunnel sure to boost its chances - on paper, at least.
Red Bull's Max Verstappen shrugged off a suggestion he was favourite for a third successive Formula One championship and said on Friday the sport needed a closer battle than last year even if he intended to be better than ever.