A round-up of interesting Williams related stories found on the web this week:
“It is now time for us to go from strength to strength in the series and show our credentials as one of the best teams in the competition. I have full faith that this will be a standout season for the team.”
Williams Esports announces eNASCAR driver line-up and new livery
“Honestly, it doesn’t get much cooler than being asked to help launch a season for the team you grew up shouting for in the grandstands with your Dad” – Will Buxton
“It doesn’t get much cooler”
“Williams will have done their due diligence and research and I think it’s great that they’re giving him the chance to make that step up. So I think that can only be good news for Williams.” – Christian Horner
Horner reacts to ‘interesting’ team boss changes at Ferrari and Williams
“From the outside, of course, you don’t have the insight, but I originally said that I would do this for two years, possibly a third” – Jost Capito
Ex-Williams boss Capito details main reason behind F1 exit
Vowles doesn’t start work at Williams until February 20 and is still in the phase of “waking up every morning at 5am and scribbling down thoughts, notes, directions” for his new job. But his experience across more than two decades with Mercedes (stretching back to its BAR incarnation and taking in its Honda and Brawn GP periods) is what leads him to point to culture as so important.
The ‘highest priority’ at the heart of Williams’s problems
“We’re incredibly proud to be partnering with Gulf, a leading global manufacturer in the industry and a distinguished brand within motorsport. Our partnership demonstrates the ongoing effort by the team to develop our brand and commercial proposition. It’s a testament to the team and to Gulf for joining us on this journey and I’m eager for fans to experience what we have planned.”
Williams Racing and Gulf Oil International Announce Long-Term Partnership
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