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By Williams F1 Team August 23 2026 The Sprint and Qualifying session would prove to be both difficult sessions for the Atlassian Williams F1 Team with both Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz finishing down the order in both. The Sprint would see Carlos starting from the pit lane and for him his Sprint would become pretty much a test session. For Alex would he would finish where he started in 16th.

By Williams F1 Team August 22 2026 The opening day of the 2026 Dutch GP would see the Atlassian Williams F1 Team come away with a very muched mixed set of results with Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz  having quite different sessions across the single practice and then Sprint qualifying. Alex was able to make it into SQ2 and would finish in 16th after what he described as a not bad Friday but for Carlos he would have issues in practice which affected his Sprint qualifying.

By Williams F1 Team August 19 2026 Coming off the extended F1 break the Atlassian Williams F1 Team moves to the Dutch seaside circuit of Zandvoort. This circuit offers its own unique challenges but these are made even more so by the fact that this weekend is a Sprint format with its limited practice. For the Williams F1 Team they arrive with the encouraging news that Alex Albon will continue with the team in 2027.

By Williams F1 Team July 27 2026 Sunday's race for the 2026 Hungarian GP would be a tough one for both Atlassian Williams F1 Team drivers with Alex Albon finishing 17th and Carlos Sainz 18th. For both drivers it was very much the case of getting the best out of what is still a very difficult 2026 car. For Alex his race marked his 100th for the Williams F1 Team so it was a shame that his race performance did not see him come away with a better result.

By Williams F1 Team July 26 2026 In what has been described by both Atlassian Williams F1 Team drivers, Carlos Sainz and Alex Albon, as a tough weekend the 2026 Hungarian GP weekend has seen both drivers struggle across all the practice sessions. And this would continue from practice and into qualifying with Carlos only managing 18th and Alex one place behind in 19th. It could only be described as one of the poorest results so far in 2026.

By Williams F1 Team July 25 2026 In a day that saw the Atlassian Williams F1 Team come away with Alex Albon 16th and Carlos Sainz 17th the team would still have a productive Friday in preparation for the 2026 Hungarian GP. There is still a lot of overnight work to do for the team as they try to resolve various issues including overheating of the rear tyres. But despite the times the team still feels that they had a better Friday than they did at Spa.

By Williams F1 Team July 22 2026 In what is the final race prior to the F1 summer break the Atlassian Williams F1 Team moves to the Hungaroring for the 2026 Hungarian GP. For Alex Albon this race marks his 100th race with the Williams F1 Team. It woud be a great way to see out the first half of the 2026 F1 season with a memorable result for Alex as well as Carlos Sainz and the team.

By Williams F1 Team July 20 2026 The 2026 Belgian GP would ultimately see Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz finish a disappointing 15th and 16th for the Atlassian Williams F1 Team but it was a race that would see the team having to contend with a mixed set of issues ranging from Carlo having to replace a component in his engine seeing him drop to 19th on the grid only to see his race impacted by damage received in a Turn one incident.

By Williams F1 Team July 19 2026 Qualifying for the 2026 Belgian GP would see the Atlassian Williams F1 Team come away with Carlos Sainz finishing 14th and Alex Albon 16th. For Carlos his result was a step forward over his practice sessions where he had struggled with issues but the team was able to turn things around for qualifying.

By Williams F1 Team July 18 2026 In what was a very mixed Friday for the Atlassian Williams F1 Team at the 2026 Belgian GP the team would continue to push forward with the setup of the cars of Alex Albon and Carlos Sainz. For Alex his day was somewhat more successful than his team-mate feeling that his car was marginally better than it had been in Silverstone.