James Vowles reveals Williams' "huge number of projects" to fix 2026 problems
Williams team principal James Vowles says the Grove outfit is running a "huge number of projects" to rectify development mistakes made last winter that are still compromising its 2026 campaign. Speaking in his post-race The Vowles Verdict debrief following a difficult Dutch Grand Prix, Vowles said the team is actively restructuring behind the scenes to address the causes of its current lack of…
Williams team principal James Vowles revealed the company is working on a large number of projects to fix issues from last winter that are still impacting its 2026 performance. Vowles made this statement during a post-race debrief following a challenging Dutch Grand Prix. The team has recently secured contracts for both drivers, with Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz signing new deals, which is a significant development for the organization.
Despite the setbacks, Vowles emphasized the team's commitment to long-term fixes, noting that numerous projects are underway to address the problems that have compromised the 2026 campaign. As of now, Williams is currently ninth in the constructors' championship with 11 points.
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