James Vowles feels Williams is still on 'crutches' as it looks for personnel to fill vacant spaces, but insists the team's recovery is underway. F1
The Williams Formula 1 team is operating “on crutches” until it can hire more personnel to fill “voids” and kickstart its recovery programme, according to boss James Vowles.Vowles has been at the helm since February and after a three-month back and forth, managed to temptWhile the team hopes this coup will enable it to tempt other senior figures, the technical director who will report to Fry is more likely to be a rival squad’s design number two seeking a lead role.
“What I am, though, is someone with a vision of where we want to get to and lead people there on that direction. People, at the moment, are very much aligned with that view.” Motorsport Images “But you get an almost exponential improvement in the amount of people you put in place, the training you put in place, and the ideas, the more you have lieutenants that you trust. That’s not the case today.”
“The case today is I'll be spending 10 minutes on what we're doing technically for the next few races, 10 minutes on what we're going to do strategically across the race, 10 minutes on how we are going to spend money in three years' time, 10 minutes on the F1 commission,” said Vowles.
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