Although the exact length of the contract has not been disclosed, a statement posted by Williams said it will "take the partnership into a new era of Formula 1 regulations" which is due to come into force from 2026.
“I am incredibly pleased to remain with Williams Racing and continue to work with such a talented and dedicated team of people. It's been a tough start to the year, but since joining Williams we have made significant progress together and I've seen big changes happening behind the scenes to get us back to the front of the grid," Albon said in a statement released by Williams. said in.
“This is a long-term project that I really believe in and want to play a lead role in, which is why I've signed a multi-year contract. The journey will take time but I'm confident we can move forward Are .“We are building the right team for this. “We will achieve great things in the years to come.”
The 28-year-old's journey in motorsports has been interesting to say the least. He began his career at the pinnacle of motorsports in 2019 when he signed for Red Bull's sister team, Toro Rosso (now known as RB). He then moved to Red Bull Racing in the same season and raced alongside reigning world champion Max Verstappen before being replaced by Sergio Pérez at the end of the 2020 season.He returned to the grid with Williams Racing in 2021 and has been a driver for them since then. “We are delighted to secure Alex’s long-term future with Williams Racing. He has exceptional talent, technical input and dedication to the cause and it is a huge vote of confidence in Williams and the competitiveness we are returning to. This is his journey.
A statement from Williams team principal Jaime Volls said: “Since joining, Alex has consistently demonstrated his ability to perform under pressure, and signing him on a long-term basis is a huge step forward for us on the grid. A big part of this is the puzzle."
“I am incredibly pleased to remain with Williams Racing and continue to work with such a talented and dedicated team of people. It's been a tough start to the year, but since joining Williams we have made significant progress together and I've seen big changes happening behind the scenes to get us back to the front of the grid," Albon said in a statement released by Williams. said in.
“This is a long-term project that I really believe in and want to play a lead role in, which is why I've signed a multi-year contract. The journey will take time but I'm confident we can move forward Are .“We are building the right team for this. “We will achieve great things in the years to come.”
The 28-year-old's journey in motorsports has been interesting to say the least. He began his career at the pinnacle of motorsports in 2019 when he signed for Red Bull's sister team, Toro Rosso (now known as RB). He then moved to Red Bull Racing in the same season and raced alongside reigning world champion Max Verstappen before being replaced by Sergio Pérez at the end of the 2020 season.He returned to the grid with Williams Racing in 2021 and has been a driver for them since then. “We are delighted to secure Alex’s long-term future with Williams Racing. He has exceptional talent, technical input and dedication to the cause and it is a huge vote of confidence in Williams and the competitiveness we are returning to. This is his journey.
A statement from Williams team principal Jaime Volls said: “Since joining, Alex has consistently demonstrated his ability to perform under pressure, and signing him on a long-term basis is a huge step forward for us on the grid. A big part of this is the puzzle."
