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Former F1 boss considering standing for struggling political party
Former Williams boss Claire Williams is reportedly exploring the possibility of running for a seat in the British Parliament at the next general election.
The next election is projected to occur in the summer of 2029, affording Williams ample time to deliberate on her decision to enter the realm of British politics.
Reports suggest that Williams is contemplating standing as a Conservative Party candidate, despite the party’s current historically low polling numbers.
Since the sale of the F1 team founded by her father in 2020, Williams has been absent from the front lines of Formula 1.
Expressing her interest in driving positive change, Williams highlighted the importance of making people’s lives easier, reflecting on her past experiences in leading Williams F1 Team.
With British politics in flux following the previous election, Williams’ potential foray into politics adds an intriguing dimension to her post-racing career trajectory.
