Amongst the names include Matt Harman, Alpine's former technical director.
Williams have sent out a clear signal of intent to number one target Carlos Sainz by announcing the arrival of 26 new staff members from rival Formula 1 teams.
Matt Harman will join the team as design director, starting after the summer shutdown, and has previously worked at Renault, Mercedes and Mercedes’ powertrains division over a 24-year career in F1. Steve Winstanley is appointed chief engineer, composites and structures while former Alpine staffer Richard Frith will join in 2025 as head of performance systems.
Williams have also appointed an AI expert in the form of Sorin Cheran who spent 17 years at Hewlett Packard Enterprise. Cheran “will lead a transformation of how the team acquires, stores, indexes and uses data to build a best-in-class technology operation.” Speaking in Canada, Vowles hinted that there would be a number of new names soon announced as having joined the team.
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