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Sergey Sirotkin believes his German Grand Prix qualifying result has marked a “very important” moment in Williams’ season as it looks to turnaround a tough start to 2018. 

Lance Stroll and Sergey Sirotkin will both start Sunday's British Grand Prix from the pit lane after Williams was forced to make specification changes to their cars overnight due to a rear aerodynamic issue.

Sergey Sirotkin believes Williams’ performance at the Monaco Grand Prix proves Williams has moved past its lowest point of the 2018 Formula 1 season. 

The Williams Formula 1 team fears it missed an opportunity in the Monaco Grand Prix after showing promising signs of improvements across the weekend, only to ultimately end in disappointment. 

The FIA will look into a number of incidents from last month's Azerbaijan Grand Prix in Baku after the Williams Formula 1 team requested a review in a bid to overturn Sergey Sirotkin's three-place grid penalty.

Lance Stroll says Williams “can’t assume” it will be able to replicate its improved performance at the Azerbaijan Grand Prix at upcoming Formula 1 races

Lance Stroll has rejected Felipe Massa’s belief that Williams prioritised its financial outlook over driver choice in setting its Formula 1 driver line-up for 2018, saying that all he needs is a competitive car to return back to the points.

Williams technical chief Paddy Lowe says the team will not use the form of Lance Stroll and Sergey Sirotkin as a distraction from the deficiencies of its 2018 Formula 1 car. 

Paddy Lowe believes it is “not a time to get depressed” at Williams despite the team struggling to its worst Formula 1 qualifying result in more than six years on Saturday in Bahrain.

Sergey Sirotkin’s Formula 1 debut lasted just three full laps after a sandwich bag blew onto the track and got caught in his Williams car, ultimately causing him to suffer a brake failure that resulted in retirement from the race.

Williams heads into 2018 with one of the least experienced line-ups in F1 history - but can Stroll and Sirotkin start a turnaround in its fortunes?

Sergey Sirotkin says he does not feel under any added pressure from Williams Formula 1 reserve driver Robert Kubica, claiming the pair enjoy a "nice working relationship".

Lance Stroll is confident that he can step up as team leader for Williams in Formula 1 this year as he partners rookie driver Sergey Sirotkin following Felipe Massa's retirement.

Sergey Sirotkin's preparation for his Formula 1 debut later this month in Australia is being aided by his technical knowledge attained through an engineering degree he completed last year alongside his racing duties.

Sergey Sirotkin found it "difficult" missing out on a Formula 1 drive with Renault for the 2018 season before landing on his feet with Williams by securing a full-time seat.

Robert Kubica has warned against comparing his lap times against full-time Williams Formula 1 driver Sergey Sirotkin during pre-season testing. 

Oliver Rowland has secured a Formula 1 role with Williams for the 2018 season, having been named as the team’s official young driver.

Sergey Sirotkin says he is “almost living” at Williams’ factory as he prepares to contest his maiden Formula 1 season with the team in 2018.

Williams deputy chief Claire Williams has launched a staunch defence of her team’s 2018 Formula 1 driver line-up, denying the notion its choice of Lance Stroll and Sergey Sirotkin had been influenced by money.

Williams has unveiled its new Formula 1 car for 2018, the FW41, following its season launch event in London on Thursday evening.

- Haas will unveil its new F1 car for the 2018 season online in the days leading up to pre-season testing before a physical launch on the morning of the first day of running in Barcelona ( F1To

Lance Stroll feels he is now "a completely different driver" compared to when he made his Formula 1 debut at the Australian Grand Prix in March 2017, gaining experience from racing at the highest level in motorsport.

Andy Palmer, the Aston Martin president and CEO, has revealed that a number of Formula 1 teams have shown an interest in working with the British manufacturer.

Bernie Ecclestone has blasted new Formula 1 owners, Liberty Media, claiming that the sport needs to be run like a dictatorship. The 87-year-old said “Democracy has no place in Formula One.