All news on the topic: James Vowles

Williams have confirmed several key new figures among the 26 signings they have made from other Formula 1 teams such as Red Bull, Mercedes and Ferrari in recent months

There is still plenty yet to be decided this year with the F1 driver market particularly volatile, but time certainly looks to be almost up for Logan Sargeant who has struggled to perform for Williams

Williams junior driver Franco Colapinto spoke to Mirror Sport about his experience of the team's academy and working under boss James Vowles who aims to revive F1's sleeping giants

Valtteri Bottas is likely to lose his Sauber seat with Audi looking at other options to partner new signing Nico Hulkenberg from next year, but the Finn seems to have options

Courted by the likes of Mercedes and Red Bull in recent months, Alex Albon has committed his future to Williams in a notable vote of confidence in James Vowles' revival project

Adrian Newey is leaving Red Bull and Ferrari are the favourites to sign him but, as much as Lewis Hamilton wants to team up with the F1 design legend, other outfits are also interested

Williams have already racked up a huge repair bill after just four rounds of the new F1 season and, with 20 more to go, it is set to adversely impact their ability to perform

Several crashes involving Alex Albon and Logan Sargeant have left Williams team principal James Vowles facing the likelihood that their car development plans will have to change

Alex Albon crashed in practice on Friday, damaging his chassis and, because Williams do not have a spare in Melbourne, the team has taken the decision to put him in Logan Sargeant's car

Alex Albon cracked the chassis of his Williams car in a crash in practice on Friday and, with no spare available, team boss James Vowles is considering putting him in Logan Sargeant's machine

Haas scored a point at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix as Kevin Magnussen held up rivals to help Nico Hulkenberg finish 10th, but their rivals have been left furious by those tactics

Alex Albon insists he is committed to achieving his Formula 1 dreams with Williams but will find interest from top teams like Mercedes and Red Bull difficult to ignore

Red Bull F1 team principal Christian Horner denies the allegation of inappropriate behaviour made against him by a colleague, as the parent company investigates the claim

Lewis Hamilton leaves Mercedes for Ferrari at the end of the 2024 F1 season, but former employee James Vowles, now Williams team principal, backs the Silver Arrows to bounce back

Toto Wolff could rely on the expertise and experience of James Vowles throughout his entire tenure as Mercedes team principal - until he left to take charge of Williams last year

James Vowles, now the team principal at Williams, spent many years working for Mercedes and so has insight into how both Lewis Hamilton and Michael Schumacher went about their work

Williams finished seventh in the 2023 F1 constructors' championship with 28 points - Alex Albon scored 27 of them and his heroics have captured the attention of top teams

David Croft, commentator for Sky Sports' coverage of F1 in the UK, has been left very impressed by the work former Mercedes stalwart and new Williams chief James Vowles has done this year

Logan Sargeant is still in the dark about his F1 future with Williams team principal James Vowles taking all the time he needs to mull over whether or not to replace the American driver

Logan Sargeant's Williams seat is the last on the F1 2024 grid yet to be confirmed and now Sky Germany pundit Ralf Schumacher claims Mercedes junior Frederik Vesti could be in the frame to replace him

Logan Sargeant has not yet scored a Formula 1 point in his first season in the sport, though Williams team principal James Vowles is being patient with the American

Sargeant's seat at Williams remains the last to be locked in for the 2024 season, with team boss Vowles keen to give the American as much time as he can to impress

Sargeant's place on the 2024 F1 grid has been under question for several months with the American racer still pointless after his first 16 races since his promotion

Logan Sargeant was given a 10-second time penalty before the Japanese Grand Prix had even started, after the FIA's technical delegate had noticed a problem with Williams' spare chassis

Sargeant may yet develop into a driver capable of scoring regularly in F1, but Williams cannot justify giving him the time he needs to reach that level for too much longer