US EditionCooling Issues Still Costing Williams in F1 2025, Says Vowles
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Cooling issues still costing Williams in F1 2025, says Vowles
Williams boss James Vowles has said his team is still chasing a permanent solution for its cooling issues as its temporary fixes are costing it valuable performance in the 2025 Formula 1 season.Both Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz have regularly suffered from engine overheating issues in recent races, most notably in Spain, Canada and Austria, with Albon being forced to retire in Montreal and ...Keep reading
Vowles: Williams F1 having to leave performance on the table to cure cooling issues
James Vowles has conceded Williams Racing are having to sacrifice performance to make sure they can run a reliable F1 car following recent cooling issues for Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz. Williams had a superb run from Australia to Monaco, scoring 54 points across the opening eight rounds as the FW47 was fast in pretty... The post Vowles: Williams F1 having to leave performance on the table to cure cooling issues appeared first on Motorsport
Alex Albon admits Williams ‘falling behind' without F1 updates
Williams driver Alex Albon has indicated the team could be "falling behind" in F1's midfield battle after encountering difficulties as the year has progressed. The post Alex Albon admits Williams ‘falling behind' without F1 updates appeared first on Motorsport Week.
Alex Albon admits Williams ‘falling behind’ without F1 updates
Williams driver Alex Albon has indicated the team could be “falling behind” in Formula 1‘s midfield battle after encountering difficulties as the season has progressed. The Grove-based squad has enjoyed a positive first half of the 2025 campaign, already tripling its 2024 points haul with a number of competitive showings. Whilst there has been much to be happy about, there is no doubt that the team are finding a number of stumbling blocks. The m…
Reflo Joins Atlassian Williams Racing to Drive Forward Sustainable Sportswear
Atlassian Williams Racing today welcomes sustainable sportswear pioneers Reflo to the team, in a new licensing agreement that unites two British brands with a shared passion for innovation and performance. This exciting two-year collaboration sees Reflo become an Official Licensee and Official Supplier to the iconic Williams team. Reflo is also the exclusive Official Team Travel Kit provider for 2025, equipping the team’s mechanics, engineers an…
Carlos Sainz, during a meeting with Williams engineers on the Silverstone circuit James Vowles recognizes the great influence of Carlos Sainz and Alexander Albon on the transformation process that Williams is going through.The goal is to put the team at the top and both drivers are fully involved in it.The breakthrough experienced by Williams this year has been remarkable, placing him at the head of a group of teams in which last year barely elu…
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