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Williams’ investment in personnel and restructuring is starting to pay off behind the scenes as well as on the track, according to team principal James Vowles. The former Mercedes motorsport strate…
According to team principal James Vowles, Williams’ investment in personnel and restructuring is starting to show positive results both on and off the track. The team finished seventh in the constructors’ championship, with strong car performance at certain venues. Vowles credits the arrival of key leaders, such as Pat Fry as chief technical officer, for strengthening the team’s overall position and leading to progress beyond race results. The organization as a whole is seeing positive changes, but it takes time for all elements to align with the desired direction. While Williams was focused on restructuring, they were pleasantly surprised by the fight for seventh in the constructors’ championship, with AlphaTauri proving to be strong competition. Ultimately, finishing in seventh place exceeded expectations and Vowles is proud of the team’s achievements.
