Williams

Logan Sargeant made his official debut with Williams in 2023, but after last weekend's Dutch Grand Prix, he's no longer part of the Formula 1 lineup.

Williams is reportedly considering whether to replace Logan Sargeant after his latest accident during the Dutch GP weekend at Zandvoort.

Carlos Sainz has secured his F1 future with Williams by agreeing to a multi-year deal, where he will race alongside Alex Albon.

Williams F1 team has confirmed that Alex Albon has agreed to a multi-year contract extension, ensuring their partnership continues until the 2026 regulations period.

Williams had their third major accident during the Japanese Grand Prix. After making contact with Daniel Ricciardo's RB, Albon speared beneath the tyre wall, damaging the front-right side of the chassis.

In the First free practice session of the Japanese Grand Prix, Williams driver Logan Sargeant veered off the track, resulting in significant damage to his FW46. This incident occurred with 25 minutes remaining in the session.

Logan Sargeant is set to compete in the Japanese Grand Prix using the rebuilt chassis that was damaged by his Williams teammate, Alex Albon, just two weeks ago.

During a high-profile launch event in New York, Williams introduced an all-new livery for its 2024 Formula 1 car, showcasing a fresh and captivating design.

After a long partnership, Williams has confirmed that Mercedes-Benz would continue to provide their power units beginning with the 2026 Formula 1 season.

Two more teams have announced their 2024 Formula 1 season launch dates: Williams and Sauber. Both teams have decided to unveil their seasons on February 5.