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Atlassian Williams Racing

2025 Team Standings

Williams Season Points

RANKPTS
5.1210.95

Final 2025 Standings

F1PTS - Driver Standings

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Full Driver Standings

Teammate Duel Standings

24 Duels
Gap Ratio: 6.7%
Sainz 9 wins - 1097.85PTS Runner-Up
Albon 15 Wins 1177.23PTS winner

Top 10 event points are counted

SeasonRaceCountedPTS
2025Emilia Romagna GPYES143.18
2025Quatar GPYES130.96
2025Azerbaijan GPYES125.90
2025Saudi Arabia GPYES124.70
2025Miami GPYES122.03
2025Netherland GPYES116.66
2025Italy GPYES114.95
2025Monaco GPYES114.32
2025China GPYES110.26
2025British GPYES107.99
2025Las Vegas GPNO107.36
2025Australia GPNO100.97
2025Japan GPNO98.12
2025Belgium GPNO96.16
2025Brazil GPNO89.05
2025Singapore GPNO80.90
2025USA GPNO75.61
2025Mexico GPNO72.11
2025Abu Dhabi GPNO69.26
2025Hungary GPNO66.98
2025Canada GPNO66.35
2025Bahrain GPNO60.53
2025Spain GPNO53.06
2025Austria GPNO27.67

Drivers

8
672.52 pts
11
635.16 pts
Driver Performance

Team Performance History

About: Williams

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ConstructorWilliams-Mercedes
EngineMercedes

Atlassian Williams Racing


Williams Racing, currently known as Atlassian Williams Racing due to a sponsorship partnership, is one of the most historic and respected teams in Formula 1. The team was founded in 1977 by Sir Frank Williams and engineer Patrick Head, and it quickly rose to prominence as a dominant force in the sport.


Williams has won 9 Constructors’ Championships and 7 Drivers’ Championships, making it one of the most successful teams in F1 history. Legendary drivers such as Nigel Mansell, Alain Prost, Nelson Piquet, Damon Hill, and Jacques Villeneuve have all won titles with the team. Williams was known throughout the 1980s and 1990s for its technical innovation and strong partnerships, especially with engine suppliers like Honda and Renault.


Based in Grove, Oxfordshire, England, the team has gone through a challenging period in recent years, struggling with performance and financial stability. In 2020, the Williams family stepped away from team management after selling the team to Dorilton Capital, an American investment firm dedicated to restoring Williams’ competitive edge.


Now branded Atlassian Williams Racing, with Atlassian as one of its major sponsors, the team is undergoing a rebuilding phase under the leadership of Team Principal James Vowles, a former Mercedes strategy chief. The current driver lineup features Alex Albon, who has impressed with strong performances, and Logan Sargeant, an American rookie aiming to prove himself in the sport.


Despite recent struggles, Williams remains one of the most beloved teams on the grid, admired for its rich heritage, underdog spirit, and dedication to racing. With fresh investment, technical development, and a clear vision for the future, the team is working to climb back up the standings and return to its former glory.

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