Williams halve financial loss after best F1 season for decade

Williams Racing reported a significant reduction in its financial losses for the 2025 financial year, posting a pre-tax loss of £19.644 million, down from £42.251 million in 2024. This improvement is attributed to a better on-track performance, finishing fifth in the standings, and increased prize money, alongside a rise in turnover to £243.976 million.

Director Matthew Savage noted that while the team remains in a loss position, it aligns with their expectations and strategy for long-term success. The team also welcomed new commercial partners for the 2026 season and expanded its workforce, indicating a positive outlook for future growth and performance.