Today, our journey continues...

Our drivers share some of the next-gen features of our car... kind of

Alex Albon and Nicholas Latifi reveal 2022 car secrets

Our two drivers give their first thoughts on the brand new Williams Racing livery

Nicholas Latifi and Alex Albon react to our 2022 livery

Nicky takes us through his off-season so far in his own words

Nicholas Latifi: My pre-season journal

The 2022 Formula One season will see Alex Albon and Nicholas Latifi reunited as teammates

Friends Reunited: A look back at Albon and Latifi's 2018 campaign at DAMS

Big changes, returning favourites and a new race lay ahead

Five things you need to know ahead of the 2022 Formula One season

A chance to get your hands on a piece of our new team kit ahead of launch

Win a 2022 Williams Racing jersey signed by Nicky and Alex

We're feeling the love ahead of the 2022 Formula One season

On Trend: The best of social from the Williams Racing off-season

A new chapter begins on and off the track

Welcome to the new Williams Racing era

Nicholas Latifi and George Russell both retired from the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

Nicholas Latifi qualified 16th and George Russell 17th for the season-closing Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix qualifying

Friday practice report from the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix

2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix practice

Now into his third season in Formula One with Williams Racing, Nicholas Latifi is one half of our Race Driver line-up for 2022.

After earning a promotion from his role of Reserve Driver in 2020, the 26-year-old who hails from Montreal, Canada, scored the first points of his F1 career at the 2021 Hungarian Grand Prix.

His motorsport journey began in karting and after earning multiple titles, he moved to Europe in 2012 to pursue his racing dream.

After competing in the three most competitive Formula 3 Championships on the continent - European, Italian and British series - he soon started to progress up the chain.

Formula Renault 3.5 followed in 2015, honing his speed, skill and maturity to make the next step into GP2 the following year.

On his debut race in the category at Barcelona, he secured a podium finish for his DAMS team, an outfit with whom he would remain for the next three seasons.

The 2017 season saw the series rebranded as Formula 2, with Nicholas scoring a maiden race win at Silverstone alongside nine podiums and four fastest laps.

Another victory was to follow in 2018, this time at Spa-Francorchamps, whilst also combining his Formula 2 responsibilities with the role of Reserve and Test Driver for Racing Point Force India F1 Team.

Nicholas’ most successful year to date came during 2019 when his four wins and eight podium finishes saw him finish P2 in the Formula 2 drivers’ championship standings.

This year also saw Nicholas named as Williams Racing’s official Reserve Driver, but it wouldn’t be long before the Canadian found himself on the Formula One grid.

His rookie season came in 2020, partnering young prodigy George Russell who would continue to be his teammate until the end of 2021.

In 2022, Nicholas is joined at Grove by former DAMS teammate Alex Albon.