Alex Albon completes 100 races with Williams at Hungarian Grand Prix
Autosport • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 9, 2026, 8:07 AM
Last updated Aug 9, 2026

At the 2026 Hungarian Grand Prix, Alex Albon reached a milestone by completing his 100th race with Williams. This achievement also allowed him to surpass Nigel Mansell as the team’s most capped driver. Albon has become a significant figure within Williams as they aim to improve from their challenging season, reflecting his increased importance to the team's current efforts. Williams seeks to build on this milestone to turn their performance around in the ongoing season.
- •Albon is the first driver to reach 100 races with Williams.
- •He surpassed Nigel Mansell's record for most races with the team.
- •Williams aims to improve performance this season.
- •The milestone reflects Albon's growing importance to the team.
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"At this year’s Hungarian Grand Prix, Alex Albon became the first driver to complete 100 races with Williams, a few rounds after eclipsing Nigel Mansell as the team’s most ‘capped’ driver. It’s an interesting stat, one that perhaps denotes F1’s current race inflation and former attitude to drivers. Yet this also illustrates how important Albon has become within Williams’s modern-day ...Keep reading
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