Williams Motorsport

24/08/2026

The Caterham Seven Championship UK returned to the BTCC stage at Donington Park this weekend, with Harry Cook making a welcome return to the team alongside Louis Darling.

Following some challenging wet and dry conditions during Thursday’s testing, the weather improved for the weekend, giving us two days of fast, dry racing.

Harry immediately showed that he had lost none of his pace, qualifying an impressive fourth. Louis narrowly missed the crucial tow during qualifying and started from 11th.

Early contact in Race 1 forced Louis into the pits for a tyre change under the Safety Car, dropping him to the back of the field. What followed was a brilliant recovery drive as he charged through the pack to finish eighth. Harry remained in the leading group throughout and marked his return with a strong fifth-place finish.

Race 2 saw both Williams Motorsport cars fighting at the front and challenging for the podium throughout, eventually crossing the line fourth and fifth.

Unfortunately, Race 3 proved more difficult. A trip through the gravel dropped Harry down the order, while Louis was caught up in an incident that required another tyre change.

Despite a frustrating final race, there were plenty of positives to take from the weekend, with both drivers showing excellent pace in front of another huge BTCC crowd.

There’s no rest for the team, as we head straight to Snetterton this weekend for the three-hour Caterham Grand Prix. Good luck to whoever has to keep count of the overtakes in that one! 🏁

15/08/2026

Well done Peter Holland for your commanding victory in the first Caterham Academy Race of our Knockhill weekend. From podium setter to race winner. Well done.

21/07/2026

Donington Park was the venue for the 4th round of the Caterham Motorsport Roadsport, 270 and 310 championships as well as the launch of a new generation of Caterham Academy car with 7 new Williams Motorsport racers starting their motorsport adventures.

With the all new HORSE powered cars putting in impressive lap times the Academy kept the crowds entertained throughout with Tim George getting on the podium in Race 2 for his first silverware. Elsewhere Olan Murphy showed great speed in both races in front of the beautifully liveried machine of Adam Mann, Michael Bedford, Sean McCammon and Nick Tuckett. An unfortunate coming together in Race 1 sadly eliminated Pete Holland from the weekend but the team will have his car rebuilt for the next round at Brands Hatch.

In the FanDrive 270R championship a bumper grid of 27 cars lined up for the opening encounter as all 3 races would take place in 1 day. Henry Speeks made up for a poor qualifying to take 3 top 10 results whilst Jimmy Wai fought back superbly from a Race 1 DNF to break into the top 10 by Race 3. Sean Murphy kept up his rapid rate of improvement with a pair of top-20 finishes as he battled with Chris Morling throughout. Sadly Shane Forster was the unfortunate victim of an incident at the last corner of race 1 that meant an early finish to his weekend.

The Motul 310R championship was all about Will Coope’s chase for an Am class podium but a P4 in Race 1 was as close as he could get this time out. Peter Mott had a challenging weekend as he could only register 5th in class in Race 2 either side of two DNFs.

The Caterham Academy has its next round at Brands Hatch on the 1st August where we’re looking forward to seeing more incredible racing. If you want to be on the grid for 2027 then drop Henry a message to secure your spot now!

20/07/2026

The Caterham Motorsport championships rolled into Oulton Park this Saturday for an action-packed race day with a condensed format meaning qualifying and 3 races all in 1 day.

A bumper 270R grid had 4 Williams drivers lining up and it was Henry Speeks who chalked up a double top 10 finish either side of a 13th amidst the usual incredible tight racing. Jimmy Wai brought his beautiful Gulf liveried car home in 14th and 16th before a penalty in Race 3 dropped him out of the top 20.

Shane Forster bounced back from an incident last time out at Donington with a great performance improving on a P23 in Race 1 to move through the grid to break into the top 10 by race 3 for an excellent result.

Race 3 also saw a great result for Chris Morling as he crossed the line in 15th for one of his strongest finishes of the season.

Peter Mott and Will Coope took to the 310R grid and Peter had a great day with an Am class win in Race 1 backed up by a 3rd in Race 3. Will was hot on his heels in 5th in Races 1 & 2 before an unscheduled visit to the tyre wall in Race 3 ended his day.

In the top flight Caterham Seven Championship UK Louis Darling showed good pace despite engine issues plaguing him throughout testing. A fine 3rd in qualifying showed the speed he had but unfortunately engine issues reared their head again and an early bath.

Congratulations as well to Williams supported Roadsport driver Richard Davies who took a double victory to take his tally to 6 wins for the season and strengthen his title challenge yet further.

We’ll be back at Knockhill in 2 weeks time for the CSCUK supporting the British Touring Cars before the rest of the championships join us the week after for the penultimate round of their championships!

17/06/2026

🏁 Seven Heaven – Donington Park 🏁

We’re looking forward to an action-packed weekend at Donington Park for the Seven Heaven race meeting and, in particular, the first Caterham Academy race of the 2026 season.

After months of preparation, testing, car builds and driver coaching, we’re excited to see all of our Academy drivers line up together and go head-to-head for the very first time. It’s always one of the highlights of the year and the moment all the hard work becomes reality.

Alongside our Academy drivers, we’ll also be supporting our regular Williams Motorsport customers throughout the weekend as we field a busy grid of Caterhams across the paddock.

If you’re coming along to Donington Park, please come and find us in the garages. Whether you’re supporting a driver, interested in getting involved in Caterham racing, or simply fancy watching some fantastic motorsport, we’d love to see you.

Good luck to all of our drivers. Let’s make Seven Heaven a weekend to remember! 🏎️💨

10/06/2026

What a busy few months it has been at Williams Motorsport.

Alongside running our race team, our workshop has been working flat out preparing a huge number of the new Caterham Academy cars, getting them ready for their first test days and now their first race weekend of the season at Donington Park next weekend.

For many of our drivers, this is the moment they’ve been working towards for months – from placing their Academy order to taking to the grid for the very first time. We can’t wait to see them all out there racing.

A great shot here of Williams driver Tim George enjoying his Academy car, captured by the ever-talented

Good luck to all of our Academy drivers. The adventure is only just beginning!

02/06/2026

We're back at HQ after a weekend at Spa-Francorchamps that threw just about everything at us. From baking heat to torrential downpours and with pretty much everything else in between, the team and drivers soaked it all up!

Many congratulations to Henry Speeks for his well-deserved podium in 270R and to our Roadsport racer John Bond on taking his very first podium in Race 1 in atrocious conditions

We'll be back at Donington Park on the 20th June for the next rounds where this season's Williams prepared Academy cars will get their championship underway!

31/05/2026

60 plus Caterham race cars heading into Race 2 at Spa.

30/05/2026

Just a spot of rain at Spa for race 1 🤣🤣🤣

16/05/2026