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Richard WilliamsWith help, engineering ingenuity could bring about some of the next great technological leaps forward, with Silverstone having an important part to play
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Felipe Massa has reportedly agreed to come out of retirement to rejoin Williams next season, if Valtteri Bottas departs to replace the retired Nico Rosberg at Mercedes
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Jenson Button and Felipe Massa both expressed a desire for F1 to become less dominated by one team before their final race, in Abu Dhabi
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Sir Frank Williams, team principal and founder of the Williams Formula One team, is in hospital recovering from pneumonia
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Jenson Button will hold talks with Ron Dennis about his McLaren future this weekend but is likely to leave the team and may find a place at Williams
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Williams have admitted thay are keen on re-signing Jenson Button but have told the British driver they will not be ‘waiting around’ for him to make up his mind
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Williams have announced that Paul Di Resta will join the team as official reserve driver for the new Formula One season which gets under way in Melbourne this weekend
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Mercedes and Ferrari have both impressed but smaller teams such as Force India and Manor are set to make things more competitive further down the grid
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Williams said their F1 car can now cope with wet conditions and slow-speed corners
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Claire Williams says pioneering technology created in motor sport boosts British manufacturing
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Kimi Raikkonen took out Valtteri Bottas during late drama, there was overtaking and crashes and you could even play spot the Mercedes as Lewis Hamilton edged closer to retaining his F1 title
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Finland’s Valtteri Bottas and the Brazilian Felipe Massa will be racing for Williams again next season, the F1 team said on Thursday
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Mercedes appear on course to romp to both titles but while Ferrari and Williams make inroads, McLaren’s boost in Hungary may prove to be a false dawn
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The deputy principal says Williams’ sudden resurgence in form has forced the team to adjust their ambitions upwards in a bid to achieve glory again. Will the revival continue at Sunday’s Hungarian Grand Prix?
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Williams’ team principal, Sir Frank Williams, has no plans to call it a day, according to his daughter and the vice principal, Claire Williams, despite the announcement of a £42.5m loss for the team in 2014
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The Williams F1 team lost £42.5m in 2014 when they finished third in the constructors’ championship
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Nico Rosberg will have to up his game with Kimi Raikkonen showing he’s in no mood to settle for third places, while Bernie Ecclestone needs to retain Monza on the F1 calendar
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Williams’ chief technical officer has turned the team around since he arrived two years ago and he has now set his immediate sights on supplanting Ferrari as the main challengers to Mercedes
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Ferrari have proved they are back up to speed again, Max Verstappen is a real prospect and Sebastian Vettel is returning to his best
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