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- 1Jamie Chadwick makes history with first Formula 1 test for Williams●Jamie Chadwick makes history with maiden F1 test for Williams
British racing driver Jamie Chadwick has completed her maiden Formula 1 test with Williams, becoming the first woman to drive a modern F1 car for the team. Chadwick, a multiple W Series champion and current competitor in other junior categories, described the run as a major milestone in her career and for women in motorsport, with fans and commentators praising the step forward.
- 2Carlos Sainz Calls Williams FW48 the Worst Car of His F1 Career▼Carlos Sainz Slams Williams FW48 as “Worst F1 Car” of His Career
Williams driver Carlos Sainz has publicly criticised the team's FW48, describing it as the worst Formula 1 car he has driven in his career. The blunt assessment from the former Ferrari and McLaren driver is drawing attention to Williams' struggles to provide him with a competitive machine since his move to the squad.
- 3Benson answers F1 questions on Horner, Ferrari and season finale●Andrew Benson (@andrewbensonf1): F1 Q&A: Does Horner have a chance at Ferrari? What’s happening with the end of the
BBC Sport F1 correspondent Andrew Benson has published his latest Formula 1 Q&A, addressing whether Christian Horner could have a chance at Ferrari, what is happening with the end of the season, why no virtual safety car was deployed for the last-lap crash in Baku, and upgrades at Williams and Aston Martin. The feature draws fan interest as the season winds down and team-movement speculation intensifies.
- 4F1 Q&A: Horner, Ferrari, Qatar and Abu Dhabi Grands Prix in focus▼F1 Q&A: Horner and Ferrari, Qatar and Abu Dhabi Grands Prix, Bottas' Baku crash and the VSC, Williams upgrade
Formula 1 fans are following a round-up of the sport's biggest talking points, covering Christian Horner's situation and Ferrari's form, the upcoming Qatar and Abu Dhabi Grands Prix, Valtteri Bottas' crash in Baku and how the virtual safety car was handled, plus Williams' latest car upgrade. The Q&A format lets readers get answers on the questions dominating the paddock as the season heads to its final rounds.
- 5Williams Back in the Points at Azerbaijan Grand Prix▼Azerbaijan F1 Notebook: Williams Back in the Points
Williams returned to Formula 1 points-scoring form at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku, a boost for the team after a difficult stretch of results. Coverage in motorsport outlets framed the result as a sign of progress, with notebooks from the race weekend picking up on the team's improved pace around the Baku street circuit.
- 6Williams F1 announces collaboration with K-pop star TZUYU▼Williams F1 announces huge K-pop star TZUYU collaboration
Williams Racing has announced a collaboration with TZUYU, the K-pop star best known as a member of the girl group TWICE. The motorsport team revealed the partnership in an announcement that immediately drew attention from both Formula 1 and K-pop audiences. Details of the collaboration, including whether it involves brand campaigns, race appearances or content projects, have not been widely reported yet.
- 7TZUYU to record theme song for Williams F1 and Dan Da Dan collaboration▼K-Pop star TZUYU to record official theme song celebrating the collaboration between Atlassian Williams F1 Team X DAN DA DAN | Atlassian Williams F1 Team
Williams Racing has announced that K-Pop star TZUYU will record the official theme song for its collaboration with the anime series Dan Da Dan. The partnership between the Atlassian-sponsored Formula 1 team and the popular anime is being marked with the track, pairing motorsport with Japanese pop culture. Fans of both F1 and anime are reacting to the unusual crossover, which follows a broader trend of motorsport teams teaming up with entertainment brands to reach younger audiences.
- 8Alex Albon jokes George Russell took his Bahrain GP photos●"I think George took all my photos!" 😅 Alex's snaps of the boys' trip were picture perfect 📸 # F1 # BahrainGP
Ahead of the Bahrain Grand Prix, Williams driver Alex Albon joked that George Russell had taken all his photos, sharing picture-perfect snaps from the boys' trip in Bahrain. The lighthearted exchange between the grid friends has been making the rounds among Formula 1 fans enjoying the paddock banter ahead of the race weekend.
- 9TWICE's Tzuyu to sing Williams F1 and Dandadan collab song●TWICEのツウィ、ウイリアムズF1とTVアニメ『ダンダダン』のコラボソングのボーカルを務める https://www. as-web.jp/f1/1357242 # asweb # F1 # ニュース # 2026_F1 # F1シンガポ
Tzuyu of K-pop group TWICE will perform the vocals on a collaboration song uniting the Williams Formula 1 team with the TV anime Dandadan. The project ties in with the 2026 F1 season and was announced around the Singapore Grand Prix, drawing attention as an unusual crossover between motorsport, anime and pop music.
- 10Williams boss Vowles says F1 teams caught in cost cap trap●Williams chief James Vowles calls for F1 spending rule review: 'We’re caught in a cost cap trap' https://www. nytimes.co
Williams team principal James Vowles has called on Formula 1 to review its financial regulations, saying mid-field teams are 'caught in a cost cap trap'. He argued the spending limit has not achieved its goal of closing the gap between the grid's front-runners and the rest, leaving teams like Williams unable to invest their way forward.
- 11Williams Racing teases video from Portimao run●Atlassian Williams F1 Team (@WilliamsRacing): Flying by in Portimao 😮💨🇵🇹 Video dropping 🔜 https:// t.co/yoWJc0Ce80 # F1
The Atlassian Williams Formula 1 team posted a teaser from Portimao in Portugal, saying a car was 'flying by' and that a full video is coming soon. The post is generating attention among F1 fans, who are awaiting the clip and speculating about what the team was filming at the Portuguese circuit.
- 12Williams boss Vowles says F1 cost cap traps smaller teams▼Williams chief James Vowles calls for F1 spending rule review: ‘We’re caught in a cost cap trap’
James Vowles, team principal of Williams, has called on Formula 1 to review its financial regulations, arguing the sport's cost cap works against smaller teams. Vowles said Williams is 'caught in a cost cap trap', suggesting the current spending rules entrench the advantage of bigger teams rather than closing the competitive gap.
- 13Williams wraps media day in Malaysia ahead of F1 race weekend●Atlassian Williams F1 Team (@WilliamsRacing): That's a wrap on media day in Malaysia 📸 https:// t.co/5fwjU4H2Ea # F1 # F
The Atlassian Williams Formula 1 team closed out media day at the Malaysian Grand Prix, sharing photos from the track. The post, published via the team's official account, marks the start of race-week coverage as paddock duties and press commitments wrap ahead of on-track action. Fans are following the team's updates as the Sepang weekend begins.
- 14Williams boss warns F1 cost cap creates 'two-tier championship'●Williams boss vents on F1's 'cost cap trap,' leads to 'two-tier championship'
Williams team principal James Vowles has criticised Formula 1's cost cap, calling it a 'trap' for smaller teams and warning that current rules are producing a 'two-tier championship'. He argues that spending limits disadvantage established teams trying to rebuild while top squads benefit from prior investment and infrastructure. His comments have fuelled debate about whether the financial regulations need adjusting to keep the grid competitive.
- 15Williams Racing says chess is gripping the F1 paddock●Atlassian Williams F1 Team (@WilliamsRacing): Chess has taken the F1 world by storm ♟️🤯 Visit our YouTube channel or tap
The Atlassian Williams Formula 1 team says chess has taken the F1 world by storm, promoting a feature revealing which figures in the paddock have the best chess game. The team shared the piece through its YouTube channel, inviting fans to find out who among the drivers and staff plays the strongest. The crossover between motorsport and the chess boom has caught attention among fans.
- 16Vowles says F1 cost cap is creating 'two-tier' championship●Cost cap creating 'two-tier' F1 - Vowles
Williams team principal James Vowles has criticised Formula 1's cost cap, saying it is creating a 'two-tier' championship. He argues that larger, better-established teams are better placed to operate within the spending limits, leaving smaller outfits like Williams unable to close the gap. His comments add to ongoing debate among team bosses over whether the financial regulations need adjustment.
- 17British Driver Becomes Second Woman to Drive Williams F1 Car▼This British Racing Driver Just Made History As Second Woman to Drive Williams F1 Car
A British racing driver has made motorsport history by becoming only the second woman ever to drive a Williams Formula 1 car. The milestone puts her in rare company, as very few women have tested or driven a modern F1 machine, and it has drawn attention across the racing world as a symbolic step for female participation in top-level single-seater motorsport.