12 Races in 12 Photos

We’ve reached the midpoint of the 2025 Formula 1 season – and it’s been hard to look away.

After 12 rounds, we sit P5 in the Championship on 59 points, already surpassing the combined total from the last three seasons of the modern ground effect era.

Join us as we rewind through the story of 2025 so far, told in 12 photos — one from each race weekend.

After a long winter, there are few better feelings than scoring points in the opening race. Alex’s P5 in tricky Melbourne conditions marked his best result with the team – and our strongest finish in four seasons. It was a true team effort, with Carlos helping call the shots from the pit wall after his early exit from the Grand Prix.

A tougher race overall, but we still left Shanghai with double points and a first top-10 finish for Carlos as an Atlassian Williams Racing driver. This unique shot could only be captured pre-race, as the FW47 rolled onto the grid 30 minutes before lights out.

Our first points at Suzuka since 2022. This image captures the intensity through Alex’s visor as he prepares for the task ahead. Drivers love Suzuka – but with its fast, flowing corners, it demands complete focus from lights to flag.

No points in Sakhir, but we remained in the fight throughout, finishing just shy of the top 10. This pit stop photo freezes a moment of teamwork: 20 team members working as one to turn the FW47 around in a matter of seconds.

On track teamwork in action. Captured from above, this image shows Carlos and Alex working in harmony to deliver a double points finish – our first-ever score in Saudi Arabia.

More points on the board, but the weekend’s lasting memory? The Drivers’ Parade – in full-size Lego cars. Comfortably the slowest lap they’ll do all year, and one they’re still talking about. Let’s not mention the final corner… cheers, Mercedes.

Another double points haul in what’s likely to be our final visit to the Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari for some time. This shot captures the tifosi doing whatever it takes to glimpse the action.

Teamwork once again on display around the streets of the principality. There’s no room for error in Monaco, and Tabac is a true favourite among those lucky enough to tackle this circuit.

A tricky weekend on track, but a standout one off it. Our first Spanish Grand Prix with Carlos in the team made for a memorable few days, and the turnout at our Fan Zone was phenomenal. We’ll even forgive those of you who didn’t show up in Williams blue…

A perfectly executed one-stop strategy saw Carlos climb from P16 to P10 to secure a point in Montreal. His 57 laps on the Hard tyre equalled the most of any driver that day.

A weekend to forget – but one we’ll learn from as we continue our journey back toward the front of the field.

British summertime in one photo. Hard to believe the UK had just come out of a heatwave ahead of Sunday’s race. A third straight points finish at Silverstone, though a late twist denied us a double score.