LWOS has provided extensive coverage about Williams and their work towards 2026. The British squad have made big sacrifices over the last eighteen months to achieve the best possible starting point for the new regulations.
James Vowles says Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon's partnership has been key to Williams's rise to fifth in the constructors' standings Williams Racing team
It is not uncommon for F1 teams to make grand promises and set ambitious targets. What is equally rare is for these targets to be met, especially amongst the midfield.
(GMM) Williams boss James Vowles (pictured with his drivers Sainz and Albon) says the team’s unexpected rise to fifth in the 2025 constructors’ championship came despite the FW47 being developed … Read More
James Vowles hailed Williams' rise to fifth in the 2025 constructors' championship as a "dream come true" after Carlos Sainz's Qatar Grand Prix podium Williams team principal James Vowles described the team's fifth place in the 2025 constructors' championship as a "dream come true".
(GMM) Williams boss James Vowles (pictured) will return to competitive racing next month in the Gulf 12 Hours, driving a McLaren GT3 Evo for Garage 59.
As the 2025 season draws to a close, Williams are putting an emphasis on experimenting with set-up and optimising their operational procedures. This initiative is being pushed by team principal James Vowles, who believes these changes are necessary ahead of next season.
James Vowles explained that Carlos Sainz's Mexico Grand Prix retirement followed start-line damage that crippled the front-axle sensors and control systems Williams team principal James Vowles has provided a deeper explanation of Carlos Sainz's retirement from the Mexico Grand Prix.
Williams secured their first podium since Belgium 2021 at last weekend’s Baku GP, cementing their progress this season. Under the guidance of James Vowles, Williams have grown from strength to strength after spending several years at the back of the field.
Formula 1 has confirmed a record 24 races for 2025, making it the busiest season ever. As we near the 2026 regulations, a key question arises: Will the calendar grow again, or has the series reached its limit?
James Vowles is nearing the end of his third season in charge at Williams. Even with the strides they’ve made, he admits there’s still one team boss he looks up to.
Amidst the drama of the 2025 F1 title fight between McLaren teammates Oscar Piastri and Lando Norris, one historic giant returned to the podium at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix.
Lewis Hamilton‘s debut year at Ferrari has been nothing short of a disappointment. With 12 races in the 2025 season, Hamilton has only achieved a single sprint race win in China, with no podiums or main race wins.
Williams Racing announced a long-term extension Thursday for team principal James Vowles. Vowles, 45, joined Williams in 2023 following an unprecedented run of success at Mercedes.
America loves motorsports, but it took most fans there some time to fall in love with F1. Over the years, however, the sport has seen a huge increase in viewership.
Lewis Hamilton deemed a late-career switch to Ferrari despite being over 40 years old. A majority of individuals on the grid believed that the Briton was out of his prime even with a highly coveted team switch.
Williams team principal James Vowles has opened up about the team going into overdrive given the urgent requirement to transform its "infrastructure and technology" to make it more competitive.
Williams Racing team principal James Vowles spoke on the team's unseen progress during a crash-ridden 2024 season, which led to a considerable increase in costs for new parts.
Williams Team Principal James Vowles has acknowledged that his team may face challenges during the 2025 season, as all development and strategic efforts will be directed toward the entirely new Formula 1 car for 2026.
Williams team principal James Vowles revealed that his team will have the best driver line-up in Formula 1 next season. The statement comes after Ferrari driver Carlos Sainz signed a multi-year contract with Williams ahead of the summer break for the period starting in 2025.
Williams was on the brink of bankruptcy at the start of the 2020 season. This dire situation made the team’s management make some tough decisions just to stay afloat.
James Vowles worked with Mercedes from the beginning of their entry into F1 back in 2010. The Briton was promoted to Motorsport Strategy Director before his move to Williams in the team principal role.