Williams vise un retour au championnat de F1 en 2030

Le directeur de l'écurie Williams, James Vowles, a défini un calendrier visant à atteindre un niveau de compétitivité suffisant pour remporter le championnat d'ici 2030. L'équipe basée à Grove procède à une refonte complète de ses infrastructures afin d'établir des processus cohérents en ingénierie et en exploitation.

Vowles a décrit les changements effectués depuis sa prise de fonction, soulignant que presque tous les secteurs de l'équipe ont été modernisés. Il a insisté sur la nécessité de mettre en place des systèmes solides pour éviter la répétition des erreurs et améliorer les performances de manière constante.

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