Williams ambassador Jenson Button has revealed that the team are in the process of “downloading” Carlos Sainz’s knowledge and expertise from his stints at Ferrari and McLaren. It comes just weeks after it emerged that Ferrari have gone to extreme lengths to ‘erase’ Lewis Hamilton’s memory of his time at Mercedes.

And before the year was out, Sainz was able to link up with his new Williams team for the first time, completing a filming day ahead of representing them in the Abu Dhabi post-sea

Carlos Sainz has been named the new director of the Grand Prix Drivers' Association (GPDA), following his final season with Ferrari last year. This comes weeks

After putting together one of the strongest driver lineups in the team's recent history, Williams' long-term project is taking shape.

It is time to bring you up to speed with the latest key F1 headlines on what was launch day for Williams. After McLaren unexpectedly kicked-off F1 2025 launch season proceedings on Thursday at Silverstone,

F1 season marks a significant shift with Carlos Sainz replacing Lewis Hamilton at Ferrari and joining Williams alongside Alex Albon. Sainz's experience is expected to elevate Williams' performance. He expresses enthusiasm and confidence in the team's potential and aims to replicate his past success to propel Williams forward in the upcoming season.

The team unveiled the FW47 in a bespoke one-off livery that the team will use at this season’s British Grand Prix and will debut their main look next week at F1’s first-ever season launch event at The O2 in London.

Williams driver Carlos Sainz has identified the Mercedes power unit as the biggest adjustment he faces following his 2025 move. Having spent four years with Fer

The last few years have been difficult for Williams, whose long-term goals have necessitated short-term sacrifices. It could be a similar story for the team in 2025, which will act as a transitional year before the 2026 regulations.