What's Next for Williams After Baku B-Spec Yields Mixed Fortunes
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James Vowles, director of Williams Racing The Grand Prix of Azerbaijan allowed Williams to re-scoring after eight consecutive zeros. To this contributed the aerodynamic update of the FW48 and the new chassis, which will serve as the basis for the 2027 single-seater. James Vowles has taken stock of all this.Williams has lived a 2026 that started badly and got complicated. Eight great prizes followed without adding a single point are a streak weig…
Williams drivers positive on new package, but 'we need more'
Carlos Sainz believes Williams’ heavily revised FW48 has finally given the team something it has been missing for much of 2026: a car capable of getting into the fight. But after ending a ten-race scoring drought in Baku, the Spaniard knows the upgrades have not magically transformed Williams into regular points contenders. The Grove outfit arrived in Azerbaijan with a major package designed to address the weaknesses that had plagued its overwei…
Formula One Williams F1 brought a very important package of evolutions to Baku this weekend on the occasion of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The team signed its (...)...
Williams F1 brought a very important package of evolutions to Baku this weekend on the occasion of the Azerbaijan Grand Prix. The team signed its first entry in Q3 of the season, and scored a point the next day in the race, a sign that the new developments are rather effective. We will now have to confirm this progress on the other circuits to come, which will be potentially less favourable to the characteristics of the FW48 than Baku. David Cou…
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