Frank Williams, right, the then head BMW-Williams Formula One team, chats with one of his technicians after the free practice round at the Nuerburgring circuit in Germany in 2003. EPA
George Russell of Williams during the Italian GP in Monza. The Williams family ended their association with Formula One on Sunday. Getty
The historic Williams Formula One team has been bought by US investment firm Dorilton Capital, ending 43 years of family ownership. EPA
Williams deputy team principal Claire Williams with husband Marc Harris before the Italian GP in Monza. Getty
The team was founded in 1977 by Frank Williams, left, and Patrick Head, right. Williams have won nine constructors' titles and seven drivers' championships, the last one being Jacques Villeneuve’s triumph in 1997. AFP
Claire Williams ran the day to day operations while Frank remained the principal. But his close friend and former Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone said that was the problem. "Trouble was, Frank was hands-on in the way he managed the team," Ecclestone said in June. AFP
The Williams Formula One team have been bought by US-based investment firm Dorilton Capital after being put up for sale in May. PA
Williams were forced to look for new investment when in May Williams Grand Prix Holdings group reported an adjusted loss of £13 million for the year ending 2019. EPA
Williams's performance on the track has also taken a hit. They finished as high as third in the constructors' championship in 2015 but last year slid to bottom, the same position they occupy this season. AFP
It represents quite a contrast to the glory years in the 1990s when the likes of Nigel Mansell, Alain Prost and Damon Hill dominated at Williams. AFP
Williams' British driver George Russell, right, leads his teammate Nicholas Latifi at the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix at Silverstone on August 9. AFP
British racing driver Susie Wolff of Williams drives out of team's garage during the first practice session of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone in 2014. EPA
Frank Williams, right, the then head BMW-Williams Formula One team, chats with one of his technicians after the free practice round at the Nuerburgring circuit in Germany in 2003. EPA
George Russell of Williams during the Italian GP in Monza. The Williams family ended their association with Formula One on Sunday. Getty
The historic Williams Formula One team has been bought by US investment firm Dorilton Capital, ending 43 years of family ownership. EPA
Williams deputy team principal Claire Williams with husband Marc Harris before the Italian GP in Monza. Getty
The team was founded in 1977 by Frank Williams, left, and Patrick Head, right. Williams have won nine constructors' titles and seven drivers' championships, the last one being Jacques Villeneuve’s triumph in 1997. AFP
Claire Williams ran the day to day operations while Frank remained the principal. But his close friend and former Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone said that was the problem. "Trouble was, Frank was hands-on in the way he managed the team," Ecclestone said in June. AFP
The Williams Formula One team have been bought by US-based investment firm Dorilton Capital after being put up for sale in May. PA
Williams were forced to look for new investment when in May Williams Grand Prix Holdings group reported an adjusted loss of £13 million for the year ending 2019. EPA
Williams's performance on the track has also taken a hit. They finished as high as third in the constructors' championship in 2015 but last year slid to bottom, the same position they occupy this season. AFP
It represents quite a contrast to the glory years in the 1990s when the likes of Nigel Mansell, Alain Prost and Damon Hill dominated at Williams. AFP
Williams' British driver George Russell, right, leads his teammate Nicholas Latifi at the 70th Anniversary Grand Prix at Silverstone on August 9. AFP
British racing driver Susie Wolff of Williams drives out of team's garage during the first practice session of the British Grand Prix at Silverstone in 2014. EPA
Frank Williams, right, the then head BMW-Williams Formula One team, chats with one of his technicians after the free practice round at the Nuerburgring circuit in Germany in 2003. EPA
