A round-up of interesting Williams related stories found on the web this week:
“We’ve seen some positive signs from it on Alex’s car so far, so I’m looking forward to getting my first taste.” – Nicholas Latifi
Latifi to receive updated Williams at French GP
“If you get on top of it, it’s good.” – Alex Albon
Why upgraded Williams is faster but harder to drive – for now
“There’s definitely a bit of a reset. You’ve got to go through that phase where you’ve got to check that it’s behaving like the wind tunnel and simulation say it should, in terms of where you want to pitch the ride heights or anything else that affects effects the airflow.” – Dave Robson
Why Williams wants nothing more than a boring F1 practice in France
Sargeant more than deserves his spot and may very well be the next American Formula 1 driver.
How Williams Racing’s F1 academy lineup has changed
“It would be a great headache, wouldn’t it?” – Jost Capito
The unexpected contender for a 2023 Williams F1 race seat
“I’d say the most positive thing I felt is, even though I had a year away, I feel like I’m confident in myself” – Alex Albon
Albon says F1 confidence is back as he busts key Red Bull myth
Hamilton refused to name the team, though Sky Sports has learned it is Williams.
Lewis Hamilton urges final team to sign diversity charter
“I had an off-centre steering wheel all weekend which we haven’t been able to fix, and obviously in parc ferme we can’t fix it for the race tomorrow.” – Nicholas Latifi
Nicholas Latifi was left frustrated by his off-centre Williams Formula 1 steering wheel in France, but the team said it was a “fairly small problem.”
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