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Nov 09
“He is never going to be without a job.”
Sir Jackie Stewart thinks the only uncertainty surrounding Nico Hulkenberg’s future is that Williams could lose him to a richer team. Despite the 23-year-old achieving his maiden pole position in Brazil, the British team is reportedly considering replacing the German rookie for 2011 with Venezuelan pay-driver Pastor Maldonado.
Nov 06
The news is a big blow to the independent team.
One of Williams’ major sponsors has revealed it is leaving the British team at the end of the season. The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is also leaving Grove based Williams after next Sunday’s Abu Dhabi grand prix, and it is rumoured that AirAsia and McGregor are set to follow suit.
Oct 28
“Hulkenberg had done enough in 2010 to justify his seat.” – Head
The latest rumour in formula one is that Rubens Barrichello’s longest-ever grand prix career could be set to end after the 2010 finale next month.
German rookie Nico Hulkenberg admitted in Korea that he was concerned about speculation linking the Venezuelan pay-driver and new GP2 champion Pastor Maldonado with his Williams race seat.
Jan 28
Oris strengthens AT&T Williams partnership for 2010
Barrichello to debut FW32 on Monday
After Ferrari launched its F10, another 2010 car also emerged on Thursday. Grove based Williams’ FW32 was fired up at 3am on Thursday and later taken onto the Silverstone track for a private film shoot, team spokeswoman Claire Williams revealed.
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2010 rookie Nico Hulkenberg’s race seat at Williams is in doubt for next season, according to Italian reports. The Autosprint magazine claims the British independent team is set to lose four sponsors at once, including RBS and Philips. 
RBS and the Williams F1 team today announced that their partnership will conclude at the end of the current contract in 2010.
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