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F1: Shake-up at Williams as team principal Jost Capito departs along with technical director

Williams have announced team principal and chief executive Jost Capito will step aside ahead of the 2023 F1 season.

Evening Standard

Williams announce major shake-up of management team as chief Jost Capito leaves

Capito has been chief executive and team principal of Williams for the past two years, but has stepped down from both roles while technical director FX Demaison will also leave

Daily Mirror

American Sargeant to race for Williams in 2023

London (AFP) - American rookie Logan Sargeant will drive for Williams next season, the British Formula One team confirmed on Monday.

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Williams formally confirms Sargeant in Formula 1 seat for 2023

Williams has formally confirmed that Logan Sargeant will race for the team in 2023 after clinching his superlicence, completing the Formula 1 grid for next year.

Autosport

Mick Schumacher hints at Haas driver decision as he makes "restart my career" comment

Haas have taken their time deciding whether to give Schumacher a contract extension for the 2023 season, or replace him with the more experienced Nico Hulkenberg

Daily Mirror

Mick Schumacher could get Williams F1 lifeline if Haas replace him with Nico Hulkenberg

Schumacher is waiting patiently to find out whether or not he will keep his Haas seat for 2023, but even if he is replaced with Hulkenberg these is still a chance he could be on the grid

Daily Mirror

American Sargeant needs time to adjust to F1 says Williams chief

Las Vegas (AFP) - American rookie Logan Sargeant will need patience and time to learn the ropes in Formula One next season but has all the qualities to thrive, Williams team chief Jost Capito told AFP in an interview.

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F1 needs to put brake on expansion say team chiefs

Las Vegas (AFP) - Formula One needs to slam on the brakes after a period of rapid growth and avoid the temptation to add yet more races to its record sized calendar, two team principals told AFP.

AFP

Williams: No concrete back-up if Sargeant misses F1 superlicence

Williams does not have a concrete back-up plan in place if Logan Sargeant fails to get his Formula 1 superlicence to race for the team next season.

Autosport

American Sargeant to drive for Williams if licence secured

Austin (AFP) - American Logan Sargeant will drive for Williams in the 2023 season, subject to him securing the necessary super licence, team chief Jost Capito said on Saturday.

AFP

Logan Sargeant Set to Become First U.S. F1 Driver Since ’15

The 21-year-old, who is a F2 driver and a part of the Williams Driver Academy, competed in first practice Friday in place of Nicholas Latifi.

Sports Illustrated

Sargeant to get second Williams F1 seat if he gains FIA superlicence

Logan Sargeant will race for Williams in Formula 1 next year if he gains enough points for an FIA superlicence, the team has confirmed.

Motorsport

Williams chief hints at 2023 driver announcement at this weekend's US Grand Prix

Nicholas Latifi will leave the team at the end of the season having underwhelmed during his time in F1, and Williams are yet to reveal who his replacement will be

Daily Mirror

Mick Schumacher handed F1 lifeline with future on grid in doubt amid Haas uncertainty

Haas are yet to commit to Mick Schumacher for the 2023 F1 season and are weighing up their options but the German could be handed an opportunity to impress by Williams

Daily Mirror

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Motorsport

Why Latifi's F1 career deserved better than becoming an internet meme

Through all the Formula 1 driver market discussions and considerations for 2023, Nicholas Latifi’s future - or, indeed, lack of future with Williams - was always taken as read.

Autosport

Why Latifi’s F1 career deserved better than becoming an internet meme

Through all the Formula 1 driver market discussions and considerations for 2023, Nicholas Latifi’s future - or, indeed, lack of future with Williams - was always taken as read.

Motorsport

Latifi to leave Williams at end of 2022 F1 season

Williams has announced Nicholas Latifi will leave the Formula 1 team at the end of the 2022 season.

Daily Mirror

Williams chief says Abu Dhabi crash and death threats "affected" Nicholas Latifi's career

Jost Capito is "convinced" Latifi has not been the same since the crash which changed the course of the 2021 F1 championship, and the torrent of disgusting online abuse that followed

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Williams waiting on Sargeant as F1 driver market hots up

Williams looks set to rely on Logan Sargeant qualifying for a superlicence as the last pieces of the 2023 Formula 1 driver market begin to fall into place.

Autosport

From Paddock Club to Monza points: Inside de Vries' F1 debut dream

Nyck de Vries's Formula 1 debut at last weekend's Italian Grand Prix was as unlikely as it was memorable. This is a reconstruction of the Dutchman's 'dream' 24 hours, that started in the Monza Paddock Club and ended with points.

Daily Mirror

Williams chief makes bold Red Bull and Ferrari claim – "We can now compete"

The Williams team remains a shadow of its former self despite being sold to new owners Dorilton Capital two years ago, though ambitious team boss Jost Capito is optimistic about the future

Daily Mirror

Williams chief Jost Capito makes Alex Albon demand after new multi-year contract

Albon has impressed in his first season with Williams and has been rewarded with a new multi-year deal, though team boss Capito still wants to see more from the British-Thai racer

Motorsport

What Alonso’s Alpine exit means for the rest of the F1 driver market

For all of the suggestions that a Formula 1 contract extension between Fernando Alonso and Alpine would be a formality, it tellingly never appeared to move quickly.

Motorsport

Alpine confident Alonso, Piastri will be on ’23 F1 grid, will only loan Piastri

Alpine boss Laurent Rossi is confident both Fernando Alonso and Oscar Piastri will be on the Formula 1 grid in 2023, but he will only consider loaning Piastri out.

Autosport

Alpine confident Alonso, Piastri will be on ’23 F1 grid; will only loan Piastri

Alpine boss Laurent Rossi is confident both Fernando Alonso and Oscar Piastri will be on the Formula 1 grid in 2023, but he will only consider loaning Piastri out.

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